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S4 Ep 26 - Harvest Her Power

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Australian Farmers: Telling Our Story
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Dec 20, 2025
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Summary

All farmers wear many hats, but others wear more than they need to. From farming, to podcasting, being a mum and heralding rural women through a groundbreaking conference, my guest today is spreading an important message with her own unique story. Founder of Harvest Her Power, Katja Williams joins me now. Katja's favourite place on her farm is when the family enjoys picnics on the hill where you can see almost the whole of Orange. She became an ag-influencer by finding her own space and, starting her Instagram page over five years ago. Empowering rural women is important to Katja, which is why she launched the inaugural "Harvest Her Power" conference and what's in store for next year's event. The main audience for the conference is rural wives, and Katja shares some of the speakers who will be presenting. She is also a podcaster with The Ultimate Farm Wife, having spoken with countless women across the country and gathered many valuable insights. Katja has completed over 90 episodes of her podcast and shares tips and wisdom for women in rural communities. She helps families navigate the challenges of running a business together and shares advice based on her own experiences. The hardest part of navigating family relationships for Katja is balancing business and personal dynamics. She studied criminology and later decided to return to the country to work in agriculture and rural advocacy. What Katja loves most about life on the land is being together with family and creating core memories. The most unexpected thing to happen throughout the years. A common misconception about her work and rural life is that she is a "lady of leisure." Katja's ultimate dream for the future. We hope to see you back on the road soon, to learn more about how Australia grows on the next episo…