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- Aug 26, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Farm Weekly
- Top 5M sites
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- Aug 25, 2026
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The winning lesson: how a WA teacher is bringing the pork industry to school (opens the original)
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Based in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, 28-year-old Jemma Read found her calling in agriculture to drive the future of the Australian pork industry through education even though it was something she hadn't initially set out to do. "I was a bit nervous to work with students initially, because it wasn't part of my plan, but once I started I got really into it," she said. "Passing on my knowledge and seeing people applying it and benefiting from it, I started to see a lot of value in it
How a thriving agribusiness was once 'the biggest risk' in Mitchell's career (opens the original)
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Growing up on a mixed cropping enterprise in Brookton and later living and studying in Perth, Mitchell Gill always knew he would come back to the bush. Making the move to Cunderdin with his partner Britt, Mr Gill said he took one of the biggest risks in his career. At 31 years old, he purchased Gill Agri, providing crop protection, seed, fertiliser and agronomy services, which is currently servicing growers in Cunderdin and Meckering. Now, Mr Gill has been named as a finalist in the WA Nutrien N
How a thriving agribusiness was once 'the biggest risk' in Mitchell's career (opens the original)
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Growing up on a mixed cropping enterprise in Brookton and later living and studying in Perth, Mitchell Gill always knew he would come back to the bush. Making the move to Cunderdin with his partner Britt, Mr Gill said he took one of the biggest risks in his career. At 31 years old, he purchased Gill Agri, providing crop protection, seed, fertiliser and agronomy services, which is currently servicing growers in Cunderdin and Meckering. Now, Mr Gill has been named as a finalist in the WA Nutrien N
Live ex ships to leadership: Tiffany Davey is fighting for the future of ag (opens the original)
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Western Australia's Rural Ambassador for 2025 Tiffany Davey has always had a passion for all things agriculture, but she never expected her career to be as diverse and unique as it has been so far. A dedicated advocate for regional Australia, live export and youth engagement in agriculture, Ms Davey is one of three finalists for the WA Nutrien NextGen Agri Leader category of the Australian Agriculture Awards. The awards are a joint initiative between ACM Agri and the National Farmers Federation,
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