#85: Building B Rural Co. Work Ethic, Innovation and Backing Yourself with Brandon Sigvart

Send us Fan Mail G’day and welcome to the A Place to Call Home Podcast, a podcast sharing the stories of people building a life in agriculture across rural Australia. In this episode, I sit down with Brandon Sigvart, founder of B Rural Co. A growing rural business built around practical fencing tools, workwear and a strong connection to the bush. Brandon shares his journey from growing up in rural Australia and working in the mines, to saving hard, buying his first property and eventually turning a side hustle into a full-time business. What started with a simple idea for a better fencing product has grown through customer feedback, product development and the power of social media into a recognisable rural brand. This is a conversation about having a go, working hard, backing an idea and using the opportunities in front of you to build the life and business you want. In this episode, we chat about: 🌾 Brandon’s rural upbringing and passion for the bush 🔨 How B Rural Co. started and where the first product ideas came from ⛏️ Working in the mines, saving hard and buying property 🚀 Turning a side hustle into a full-time business 💡 Developing products through customer feedback and practical problems 📱 Using social media to grow the B Rural Co. brand 💪 Work ethic, persistence and backing yourself Find out more about B Rural Co. 📘 Facebook: B Rural Co | Facebook 📸 Instagram: BRurlaCo 🌏 Website: B Rural Co. Resources Mentioned The Re Ride Podcast  If you enjoyed this episode Please share it with a friend or leave a review — it really helps these stories reach more people across rural Australia and the agriculture industry. Stay connected with A Place to Call Home: 📘 Facebook: A Place to Call Home 📸 Instagram: @aplacetocallhomepodcast 🔗 LinkedIn: A Place to Call Home Podcast 🌏 Website: www.aplacetocallhome.com.au This season of A Place to Call Home is proudly brought to you by  Rabobank Australia. A big thank you to Rabobank Australia for supporting the podcast and helping us continue sharing the stories of people building their future in Australian agriculture. Support the show