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Embracing Your Role on the Family Farm

Join WoTL for a day of connection and clarity, supporting rural women and their role within the farming business.

About

During the seminar, Yorke Peninsula Farmer, WoTL Ambassador and Director Leanne Pridham speaks of her journey of becoming owner/director and business manager of her and her husbands cropping property. She shares the challenges and successes, discussing how knowing yourself and the skills that you bring to the farm enterprise is vitally important. Passionately believing all members of a family farm have something to contribute, the intent of the workshop is to provide tips and tools to help others on this journey, empowering them to embrace their role in the family farm and ultimately contribute to a stronger more sustainable family farm business.

You’ll also learn more about WoTL, our vision for an agricultural industry that recognises the valuable contribution of women, and our offerings to the region over the coming year.

Date

Monday 5th February, 2024

8.45am for a 9.00am start to 12.30pm for lunch

Location

Manoora Football Club, 61 Weymouth Street, Manoora.

Cost

This is a complimentary event as an introduction to WoTL offerings.

The day includes morning tea and lunch.

The full cost of this workshop is $250 per person which has been heavily reduced thanks to the support of event sponsors.

Numbers are limited for this workshop so please book early to avoid disappointment.

 

 

Sponsored by

This event is possible thanks to support from the Waterloo Wind Farm Community Grants Program.

Waterloo Wind Farm Community Funds - WoTL Event

More Information

Register quickly as places are limited – RSVP 31st January 2024 for catering purposes

For further information contact Dili Schoenberg, WoTL Ambassador on 0410 409 950

 

About your presenter

Leanne Pridham - WoTL Director and Broadacre Farmer
Leanne Pridham, WoTL Director, Ambassador, and Broadacre Farmer

Leanne is a Mum, farmer and passionate rural community member. Leanne’s love for Agriculture has spanned a 20 + year career that has lead her to her current role as director/owner of her and her husband’s grain & sheep operation on the Yorke Peninsula.

Leanne is passionate about family farms and implementing good business management and sound communication to create strong intergenerational businesses.  Sharing stories and learnings on how to manage the juggle and overwhelm of the many hats farmers wear is also a strong motivation of hers.  She is a big picture thinker with skills in financial farm management, office practice as well as livestock operations and grain production.

Leanne is the current WoTL Ambassador for the Yorke Peninsula Region and WoTL board member, and holds various positions on several community organisations.