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Ash-Leigh Campbell - youngest ever the Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year
Ash-Leigh Campbell from Christchurch became the youngest ever winner of Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year when it was announced during the Dairy Women’s Network virtual awards evening in early May.
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Tania Burrows named as the Dairy Women’s Network inaugural Regional Leader of the Year
The Canterbury region was a double winner at the Dairy Women’s Network virtual awards evening with Mid-Canterbury farmer Tania Burrows named as the inaugural Regional Leader of the Year.
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New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards
The New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards (NZDIA) final four regional winners and placegetters have been announced via Facebook Live video and were warmly received by entrants, winners, sponsors and supporters.
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Fonterra Responsible Dairying Award nominations open
Nominations to a national award that recognises dairy farmers who demonstrate leadership in their approach to sustainable dairying and who are ambassadors for the industry are open until March 20th.
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Extending MyMilk to the North Island
Our Co-op has announced plans to extend the successful MyMilk initiative to the North Island and include existing farmers looking to purchase another Fonterra farm.
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Efforts and success of women at grass roots recognised
Wanting to recognise the efforts and success of women at the grass roots of the dairy industry has seen the Dairy Women’s Network announce the new DWN Regional Leader of the Year award.
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New tricks for an age-old trade
They say third time’s a charm, and for the annual Kimbolton Sculpture Festival, another successful round of farmer’s creations is set to go on show and provide an escape from life’s challenges.
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Making it matter
Making it matter is the focus for the Dairy Women’s Network conference being held in Hamilton in early May next year.
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Our People. Their Stories.
What is the most important thing in the world? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata It is the people, it is the people, it is the people.
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New Trust Chair for NZ Dairy Industry Awards
The New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards Trustees have chosen Cantabrian Natasha Tere as Chair at a recent trust meeting.
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Connecting our farmers with the Co-operative
The Farm Source Service Centre play an integral part in resolving real-time farmer concerns and will also play a role in the implementation of the Co-operative Difference On Farm programme.
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Benefits of entering dairy industry awards numerous
Entries for the 2020 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards opened on Tuesday 1 October and are an opportunity for entrants to secure their future while learning and connecting with others and growing their career.
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Dairy Women’s Network prides itself on being inclusive around the board table
Mark Heer is an example of the Dairy Women’s Network living its important inclusive and diversity values.
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Key industry experts and trusted advice
It’s a busy time of year and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by choice when making decisions, particularly around pasture and cropping. Optimising spend is obviously important and making the right call can bring a certain amount of pressure.
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Farm Source teams up with TheMarket to make shopping even easier for you
Farm Source has teamed up with exciting new online marketplace TheMarket to make shopping even easier for our rural customer base.
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Hamilton
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- Krista Earl
- Store Manager
- Mob: 027 283 3270
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- Nick Anderson
- Technical Sales Representative
- Mob: 027 607 5898
Fonterra Area Manager
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- Rosalie Piggott
- Area Manager
- Mob: 021 546 617
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- Emma Williams
- Area Manager
- Mob: 021 228 5473
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- Chris Aitchison
- Area Manager
- Mob: 027 480 9015