Resentment is like a dormant weed seed sitting under the soil. Quiet. Unnoticed. Waiting for the right conditions to sprout, spread, and, if we let it, take over.
Butcher Girl Alison is redefining what it means to be a modern butcher, bringing global expertise and a strong focus on education, secondary cuts, and reducing waste. Hear her insights at the Neogen World Angus Forum.
A New Zealand farmer and commercial diver who invented an edible bale netting says he has been "overwhelmed" by the response to his product. Southland farmer Grant Lightfoot is the man behind Kiwi Econet, a type of bale netting made from jute.
"When I first outlined this article, I planned to share my thoughts on International Women’s Day. And while I have plenty of opinions - particularly around how the day often focuses on “cupcakes and bubbles” and the lack of meaningful change - it’s not where my energy is right now. Right now, my focus is on supporting myself, my family, and our farm as we navigate the ongoing stress of drought."
Discover how the Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging (ICMJ) team experience shapes careers, broadens knowledge, and strengthens industry connections for graduates like Sophie Marriott.
Discover how the Country Education Foundation is supporting rural students with grants and scholarships, helping them overcome financial barriers to pursue higher education and training.
Dan Holt shares his journey from rural upbringing to becoming a leading machinery agent, highlighting industry shifts, online sales growth, and key lessons learned in agribusiness.
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