No Man Farms Alone

You don’t have to carry it on your own anymore.

It’s 3am. The house is quiet, and your head won’t stop. The bills. The weather. The stock. The bloke you used to be. Whether your kids are getting the best of you or what’s left over.

You’d never say any of it out loud. Not at the sale yards, not at the pub, not at the kitchen table. So you carry it. Alone.

I know that weight because I carried it for years. Five generations of my family worked the land, and I thought being a farmer meant being strong enough to never need anyone. It nearly cost me everything.

This book is the honest story of how I got off the edge and found my way back to God, my family and myself.

The No Man Farms Alone Method: 7 stages, in the order I walked them

1. Open the Gate: admit the struggle is real.
2. Lay Down the Load: hand over to God what you were never meant to carry alone.
3. First Light: a simple morning devotion before the work begins.
4. Pull the Thistle: notice it, surrender it, replace it. Catch doubt while it’s small.
5. Stack the Days: make today a great day, then stack another one on top of it.
6. Say It Out Loud: break the silence. Why real men say “I love you”.
7. Sit at the Table: find brothers who’ll sit with you in the struggle.

Inside you’ll also find:

• The day I finally stopped carrying it alone, and what changed when I did
• The five-step morning devotion I still do before the work begins
• What one man sitting with me under a tree taught me about brotherhood
• A “Your action” step at the end of every chapter, so you don’t just read it, you live it

Free bonus: The Fatted Calf (worth $7)

My cookbook comes free with the book: the simple, hearty meals I eat every week. Named after the feast the father threw when his son came home (Luke 15:23-24). You'll get both downloads straight away.

It’s for you if…

• You work the land, grew up on it, or just know what it’s like to carry more than you let on
• You believe in God, or you used to, and want to find your way back
• You’re tired of telling everyone you’re fine

About me

I’m Jason Maloney, a fifth-generation dairyman from NSW, Australia. My family dairied from 1862. I’m a dad, a man of faith, and the founder of the Farming365 Brotherhood. I’m not a pastor or a psychologist. I’m a farmer who hit the bottom, found God waiting there, and learnt the hard way that no man farms alone.

14 short chapters. Read it in an evening. Instant PDF download for your phone, tablet or computer.

$7. Less than a coffee and a pie at the sale yards. Read it tonight. Start the way back tomorrow.

No man farms alone.

– Jason