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The new approach to farmer wellbeing across the country proving a success (opens the original)
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For Australian farmers, the pressures of farming can often extend well beyond what happens in the paddock, with drought, financial uncertainty, extreme weather and isolation creating challenges that can have a significant impact on mental health and emotional wellbeing. It is a challenge being tackled by ifarmwell, a not-for-profit initiative bringing together farmers, mental health and suicide prevention experts, and agricultural and community organisations to help build healthier and more resi
Making safety and wellbeing a fun and exciting part of the ag industry (opens the original)
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Josh Ingham is helping Australian farmers move beyond compliance and making safety part of everyday farm life. For years, workplace health and safety in Australian agriculture has often been associated with paperwork, legislation and compliance. But, Josh believes safety should be about something much more important, protecting the people who make Australian agriculture possible. Josh has been named a South Australian finalist in the Australian Agriculture Awards, in the Toyota Wellbeing and Saf
'I almost didn't choose this': one woman's mission to build ag education (opens the original)
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For young farmer Joanna Treasure, building a future for Australian agriculture starts with giving the next generation an opportunity to experience it for themselves. Passionate about the industry and determined to play her part in encouraging more young people into agriculture, she has developed the Connect to Agriculture lamb trial, working with schools across her region to bring practical agricultural education into the classroom and onto the farm. Ms Treasure's work has landed her a finalist
Award winners want to hear what other ag industry safety training is needed (opens the original)
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For Agri Training Solutions, the road to safer agricultural workplaces has stretched well beyond the bitumen of rural roads, and that commitment has now been recognised with a Queensland title at the Australian Agricultural Awards. The small, family-owned and operated registered training organisation has been named the Queensland winner in the Wellbeing and Safety category, recognising the work of Joanna and David Bone in delivering practical, agriculture-focused training directly to cattle prop
Every problem has a solution according to the Bone family business model (opens the original)
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For Agri Training Solutions, the road to safer agricultural workplaces stretches well beyond the bitumen of rural roads. The small, family-owned and operated registered training organisation has built its business around bringing practical, agriculture-focused training directly to cattle properties, farms and communities across Queensland, NSW and the Northern Territory. Joanna and David Bone spend much of the year on the road travelling to a growing network of clients they have developed since
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