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Kimberley beef leader to represent WA at national Australian Agriculture Awards (opens the original)
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KAPCO Beef's Allison Dakin has been named the Western Australian winner in the Women in Agriculture category as part of the Australian Agriculture Awards, and she said she was "ecstatic". At an event held in Perth Ms Dakin was named from three finalists as the state winner, which will have her progress to the national event in Canberra in November. Ms Dakin is KAPCO Beef's executive officer, and said the business and its purpose were incredibly close to her heart. KAPCO, which has been operating
How one farmer's 'year of tears' sparked a wave of enormous generosity (opens the original)
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A desire to pay it forward after being offered kindness in one of her darkest hours led to Sam Starcevich helping launch Farmers Across Borders - and now she is being recognised for her work. Ms Starcevich and her husband Darren run a cropping farm at Salmon Gums, WA. They have just under 5000 hectares of broadacre cropping. Ms Starcevich is a finalist in the Western Australia Women in Agriculture category of the Australian Agriculture Awards. The awards are a joint initiative between ACM Agri a
A vision and a brand: KAPCO's Allison Dakin recognised for ag industry work (opens the original)
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A vision by the Traditional Owners of the land on which Kimberley Agriculture and Pastoral Company operates led to the creation of its own beef brand. KAPCO, which has been operating since 2015, is 100 per cent Aboriginal owned and operates across four properties in the West Kimberley. The company's executive officer Allison Dakin has been heavily involved with helping to develop and launch KAPCO Beef. The Derby-based executive officer, who is also a lawyer, is a finalist in the WA Women in Agri
Paper to paddock: meet the WA academic bringing research to the farmgate (opens the original)
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Improving value in agrifood systems is a passion for WA's Dr Elizabeth Jackson who has been named as a finalist in the Women in Agriculture category of the Australian Agriculture Awards. The Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management & Logistics at Curtin University, Perth, works with postgraduate students to help them achieve this. Dr Jackson said to be nominated in the awards was a huge honour. "I'm not really an awards-kinda-gal but this award is particularly special to me because I was n
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