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Work at WoTL!

Work at WoTL!

Coming into the blooming season of spring, WoTL too are growing! We are pleased to bring you a number of opportunities to join WoTL, assisting us in our mission to ignite ideas and opportunities to support women in agriculture to thrive. WoTL excitingly has vacancies...

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Become a WoTL Director!

Become a WoTL Director!

Applications are now open to apply to become a WoTL Board Director! If you have a passion for supporting the development of women in agriculture, we would love to hear from you.

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Embracing Challenge and Change

Embracing Challenge and Change

After working in retail for most of her life, Shannon Pearson never imagined she’d become a fulltime dairy farmer. It was a transition that started off small. At first, she helped her mother-in-law with the business bookwork. Then there was a season helping out with calving on the property near Mt Gambier in SA’s South East. The more she did, the more she realised she enjoyed farm life. The only thing holding her back from taking on more was a lack of confidence in her skills. Now, thanks to WoTL’s Stepping Into Leadership Program, Shannon has found the confidence and a network of supportive connections which led her to embrace fulltime farming.

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Taking the ram by the horns

Taking the ram by the horns

When 25-year-old Ellen Arney stepped into the role of Farm Manager of her family’s sheep stud, she knew there was going to be a steep learning curve ahead. Whilst some may consider her young to be managing a farm business, Ellen has a deep appreciation and enthusiasm for sheep breeding and together with a love of farming, she was ready to take the ram by the horns.

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Ewe management in focus

Ewe management in focus

WoTL’s ‘Ewe management for optimal performance’ workshop held in Pinnaroo in early March covered all aspects of ewe nutrition throughout the production cycle. The event offered women from the mallee region an opportunity to come together to connect.

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