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Career-defining opportunity as Zanda McDonald Award calls for nominations (opens the original)
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Nominations and applications for the Zanda McDonald Award officially opened on October 1, offering young primary industry professionals across Australia and New Zealand a career-defining chance to level up their leadership. Established in 2014 to inspire and develop future leaders in agriculture, the award provides finalists and winners with tailored mentoring, access to influential business figures, and a lifelong network of peers across the trans-Tasman region. Applications for this year's int
Kingaroy nut innovator's long road leads to Australian Agriculture Award win (opens the original)
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Kingaroy's Josh Gadischke has been awarded the Queensland Innovation title at the Australian Agriculture Awards for driving a new era in the nation's nut industry. Alongside his wife, Jo, the Plenty Foods owner was recognised for developing a state-of-the-art nut powder plant that converts second-grade peanuts, hazelnuts, and almonds - which miss premium snacking standards - into high-value products. This processing initiative provides vital market opportunities for family farms spanning the Sou
How one WA farmer is using renewables to 'share the love' in his community (opens the original)
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Tim Stevenson, Hill River, Badgingarra, hopes more farmers can learn about what they can ask for, and what they have control over within renewables developments. Mr Stevenson has been named as WA's state winner of the Sustainability in Agriculture category of the Australian Agriculture Awards. He was one of three finalists vying for the title, and will now move on to compete against other state and territory winners at a national event in Canberra in November. Mr Stevenson runs 20,000 ewes acros
Isolated to empowered: Jackie Elliott builds national movement for rural women (opens the original)
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Jackie Elliott knows the deep quiet of rural Australia first-hand. Living on a beef and sheep farm in Byaduk with husband Daniel and their young son Patrick, her days are filled with farm work, driving a heavy rigid truck for her father and staying grounded in her local community. Yet behind this familiar rural routine sits a movement that has quietly reshaped how regional women connect across the country. What began as a personal search for connection has grown into Rural Women's Day, a registe
How these farmers cut their work hours down and boosted capacity by 30pc (opens the original)
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On 400 hectares of high-rainfall pasture near Denmark on Western Australia's south coast, Karri Hill Pastoral's David and Kevina Richardson are proving that modern technology can transform both farm profitability and producer well-being. By combining Gallagher's eShepherd virtual fencing technology with Resource Consulting Services (RCS) and Grazing for Profit principles, the Richardsons have overhauled their grazing management, unlocking an estimated 30 per cent boost in carrying capacity while
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