Is "Stubborn" a positive or negative word on your farm?
- Is everyone butting heads and pulling the farm in different directions?
- Is your partner stubborn and won't consider new ways of doing things?
- Do head-butting contests lead to emotionally-charged decisions and inefficiencies?
- Does everyone stubbornly do whatever they want and there is no accountability?
- Are successors not realizing their full potential?
- Are partners taking each other or the farm for granted? Do they often act like jackasses?
- Is farming with family making you a better, or worse person?
Is STUBBORN making or breaking your family farm?
Learn where you're making and breaking it in my free masterclass, Farming with Your Stubborn Family:
We help farm families STOP being STUBBORN with each other….
And START becoming MORE STUBBORN at the HABITS
that make farms succeed!
Over a year, we help each partner become the best version of themselves, everyday! Succession with quality successors is then easy to do…
Listen to my latest interview on the Farm4Profit podcast while you farm!






How do I do it?
I get everyone to be “Hungry, Humble & People Smart”, becoming stubborn where it counts!
Bimonthly, I chair family business meetings over Zoom and coach each partner behind the scenes.
Each meeting, we make three little changes to your farm:
In 25 sessions, these 75+ positive little changes quickly add up to take your farm culture (and each farmer) from good to great. In just a year, the transformation of your farm and family is unbelievable!
What farmers are sayin'

Andy provided the methods for my 4 brothers and I to better solve strategic problems. Now, our farm is more profitable and we are having a lot more fun farming together.
Warren Sumption
Sumption Farms
(17,000 acres cash crop/beef)
Frederick, South Dakota

Andy sees me as a diamond-in-the- rough. He’s helping me to reach my full potential by helping me to stay focused and holding me accountable.
Lamont Bridgeforth
2017 DTN Young Farmer of the Year
Darden Bridgeforth & Sons
(13,000 acres cotton)
Tanner, Alabama

Over three years, Andy helped us double our operation’s size and my role evolved from driving tractor to managing 150+ men.
Chris Wismer
Glen Elgin Vineyards Management
(1,200 acres vineyards)
Niagara Falls, Ontario
MY GUARANTEE:
Anything you can do to improve family decision-making will exponentially skyrocket farm profit and make farming with family fun again!
This is why I provide a 300% return on your investment or I don't invoice!
What about Farm Succession?
Because we get rid of the stubborn first, many succession planners insist their clients work with us first!
Our simple rule of thumb: Until your farm family can squeeze out an extra 10% profit together as a team without the stubborn, you’re not ready to talk about where the farm will be in ten years!

After a year of working with us:
If your family is stubborn, the “farm succession talk” will be a tense meeting that leads to a ten-year family feud. Most of our clients are able to complete their succession plan for <25% the normal cost of accountants, lawyers, and succession professionals. If we fix stubborn first, succession planning can actually be successful!
We know our unique service is hard to wrap your mind around because there is no one else out there doing it!
Why not learn more by taking our free masterclass, Farming with Your Stubborn Family. This masterclass is a 10-minute daily video with thought-provoking questions that we email you at breakfast every morning for a week. After you have gone through the masterclass, Andy Junkin will sit down with you for an hour to give you free pointers on how to apply your favorite ideas learned in the masterclass to the unique circumstances of your farm.
We'll also text you a free copy of Junkin's latest audiobook, Bulletproof Your Farm, which you can listen to on your cell phone while doing chores or having a lunch break.

What kind of Stubborn Farmer do you want to be?
Do you want be Stubborn in ways that cause you to fail
or
Stubborn at the habits that will enable you to succeed?