women in agriculture

TEKWOMEN Victoria, a pre-accelerator program for female entrepreneurs in the agtech sector, is currently inviting women to apply.

The stories of women in the fishing industry are not traditionally heard, or even encouraged, a fact that Kirsten Abernethy is changing.

How do you change an industry? With a lot of focus on your purpose. We speak with Jacqueline Wilson-Smith who is changing agriculture.

Adults in Tasmania are disproportionately affected by illiteracy, with up to 49% in some regions. Allison Clark is determined to change this

Co-founder of Saltwater Country, Cara Peek has been named the 2020 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award winner.

Amy Kirke has a passion for sharks and a love for science, and she’s on a mission to share this with as many kids as possible.

In the country, dogs are so much more than just pets. They’re mates, workers, companions and therapists.

Clinical psychologist, Stephanie Schmidt is working to build resilience is our most remote communities.

Founder of Saltwater Country, Cara Peek, is living proof that Indigenous women can achieve anything and define their own version of success.

Dr Anika Molesworth knows all too well the hardships and struggles that stem directly from climate change. She’s at the forefront of change.

Even as a small child, Claire Moore was obsessed with bees. Now, she’s breeding them, and teaching beekeeping to at-risk youths in the justice system.

We’re profiling women working in agriculture and related fields, thanks to the excellent support of AgriFutures Australia, in line with our weekly publication for women in agriculture, The Ag Wrap.