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This webinar will begin on Wednesday November 21 at 1.00pm AEDST, 12.30pm ACDT, 12.00pm AEST, 11.20am ACST, and 11.00am AWST. Please ask any questions to the RIC staff in our live Q&A chat under the webinar. Matt Ryan (Interim CEO of the Regional Investment Corporation) will be accompanied on the webinar and be available for
THIS year’s feature exhibitor at the Australian National Field Days was the Department of Primary Industries. On ANFD’s opening day a new era for DPI was launched, a website purely directed at young farmers. It came about after earlier this year, the NSW DPI approached young farmer and ag-entrepreneur, Airlie Landale with a bold offer.
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Listen to full podcast here. Episode Notes Airlie Trescowthick is the founder of The Farm Table https://farmtable.com.au/about-us/– an online platform bringing together the Australian agricultural industry’s knowledge and connecting farmers. Rural Business Collective’s Fleur Anderson spoke to Airlie during her recent national roadshow about why she started the business, and the kind of information farmers and
“If you say ‘farmer’ I don’t think ‘female’ would come to mind, but I think that’s slowly changing.”-Claire Dunne 28/7/2016 I am currently reading ‘Speaking Out’ by Tara Moss. The book discusses why it is important for women young and old to speak out. Backed up with facts and in-depth research Tara also describes how
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Media releases Lightbulb Moments March 28 2018 Regional Australia Institute An app to promote small regional towns as a great place to live; a solution to bring farmers closer together to share ideas; and a new way to educate young people about mental health in the bush are amongst the 10 finalists announced today in the prestigious
Johanna Baker-Dowdell DECEMBER 13 2017 – 2:48PM The Examiner A Sassafras farmer has been lending a hand in the set up of a national farming knowledge-sharing website. Matthew Young from Elphin Grove Farm has joined the Farmer eXchange project, which is a collaborative website where farmers can share their knowledge and best practice on Australian agriculture. The