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Stock Sense is a project funded by the Cattle, Sheep, and Goat Compensation Funds and delivered through the Victorian Farmers Federation. Their aim is to help Victorian livestock producers maintain and improve their animal health, welfare, and biosecurity through a number of events and resources. Phoebe Doyle is the communications officer for the Stock Sense project. She is a farmer's daughter from rural southern NSW, has a journalism background and is passionate about promoting and telling the stories of rural Australia.

Making Our Farms Safer is a project run through the Victorian Farmers Federation and funded by WorkSafe Victoria. They deliver free farm safety visits, as well as producing a number of events and resources, to promote and educate on-farm safety. Bianna Kelly is the project manager for the Making Our Farms Safer project. She is a farmer's daughter from the mid-north of South Australia, and has a background in science, occupational health and safety, and environmental management. She has seen first hand how accidents affect communities and families on farm, and advocates for everyone to come home safe, no matter their postcode.