Launching this August, Know your Mindset. Grow your Influence is an online workshop supporting farmers to respond to uncertainty and change with meaningful action that bolsters
wellbeing and self-value. Presented by Beef + Lamb New Zealand and AWDT, with support from Farmstrong and Ravensdown, the online workshop brings to life the science of psychology as it relates to farming businesses.
Since 2010, the Agri-Women’s Development Trust has helped more than 4,000 women lead change in their farms, communities, careers and businesses. And that focus has only accelerated during the COVID-19 challenges for New Zealand and globally.
Desire from women involved in the primary sector to lead and contribute in their industries, businesses and communities has seen a new leadership and governance programme offered in 2020.
A programme to help sheep and beef farming partners plan for their future and adapt to changes in their sector will be extended next year to 20 rural centres throughout New Zealand.
Programmes to help strengthen farming businesses extending to more than 750 farming women next year, at a time when farmers are responding to climate change and the need to operate in an environmentally sustainable way.
Agri-Women’s Development Trust (AWDT) has announced the appointment of Linda Cooper to the role
of chair.
Today as the Government delivers its Well-being Budget, Agri-Women’s Development Trust Founder, Lindy Nelson, reflects on what AWDT has been doing for nine years to improve the well-being of women and New Zealand’s primary industries and rural communities. Well-being is defined as experiencing health, happiness and prosperity. It includes having good mental health, high life-satisfaction, […]
Leadership and governance development of women involved in the primary sector was celebrated
last week as the Agri-Women’s Development Trust (AWDT) marked the 100th graduate from its
Escalator programme.
The Agri-Women’s Development Trust (AWDT) has a new general manager with the appointment of Lisa Sims to the role.
Leading primary sector women’s development organisation, AWDT, has announced a new interim chair and three new trustees, following its annual general meeting on 21 May 2018.
Challenging assumptions, championing the industry, and driving success are all in a day’s work for Nicky Berger, #EscalatorAlumni, farmer and Co-Founder of Grassfed in the City.
In this interview with Beef and Lamb New Zealand, Nicky speaks about her experiences with humour and inspiration. As #EscalatorAlumni, Nicky says the programme ‘turned my brain upside down and left me a much better person – a better listener, and a better thinker’. We love following your leadership journey Nicky!
Read the full article here.
www.beeflambnz.co.nz/news/2021/3/5/international-womens-day-nicky-berger-farmer
International Women’s Day: Nicky Berger, Farmer #ChoosetoChallenge — BEEF + LAMB NEW ZEALAND
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To celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 we spoke to three women working in different areas of the supply chain – a farmer, butcher , and project manager. Challenging assumptions, championing the industry, and driving success are all in a days work for these women. This interview features far...Good write up
A challenged world is an alert world and from challenge comes change. So let's all #ChooseToChallenge
This year's International Women's Day theme feels connected to our vision of women as vital partners in world-leading New Zealand primary industries. Women are an integral part of the sector's progress and change, and as an organisation we feel privileged to be supporting you to understand your value, find your voice and create positive change in your life.
Let’s use today to celebrate our collective achievement as women (and as those supporting women) and keep working towards a more inclusive world which not only accepts, but also embraces our differences.
Thanks to our partners for recognising the importance of women in the primary sector by investing in their development - ANZ New Zealand, Beef and Lamb New Zealand, AGMARDT, Red Meat NZ, Ravensdown, Ministry for Primary Industries, FMG, Farm Focus, formerly CRS Software, Farmers Weekly NZ and KPMG
Image - AWDT Patron Mavis Mullins, Chair Linda Cooper, GM Lisa Sims & Founder Lindy Nelson.
#ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021 #creatingpositivechange
Is change really more significant for farming now than ever before, or does it just feel that way?
#EscalatorAlumni Julia Jones of NZX speaks with
Beef + Lamb New Zealand about alternative proteins, threats and opportunities for NZ agriculture.
Listen to the podcast to understand what can (and should) be done about it. bit.ly/3sCwVwe
“We are all judged on how well the land is when we pass it on to the next generation. Although people come and go, the land remains.”
This Māori proverb is guiding our Patron Mavis Mullins in her project working with 50 dairy farms to make a better world for her mokopuna and protect our environment.
Fonterra and Nestle have joined a project led by our partner DairyNZ in which a blend of herb plantain is being sown in pastures with the aim of both reducing nitrate run-off into waterways and lowering on-farm greenhouse gas emissions.
Read the full article here bit.ly/3e2518R
Are you a farmer, producer, innovator, researcher, educator, student, government or finance worker looking at how to grow Aotearoa’s agriculture industry?
E Tipu: The Boma NZ Agri Summit is designed to bring together people who work across New Zealand's entire food and fibre sector, from the start of the supply chain to the finished products. With a shared purpose of accelerating progress and change in the primary sector and rural communities, AWDT is proud to be a channel partner and have our Founder Lindy Nelson, speaking at E Tipu.
For an inspiring two days of discussion, debate and discovery, join E Tipu on 11 - 12 May, 2021 in Christchurch etipu.boma.global
#creatingpositivechange
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