Description
Jane Snell left a world of Fine Dining to pursue a career in Dairy Farming. As part of our Partnership with Dairy Australia, we are learning more about the Dairy industry and we wanted to understand how her journey has shaped her career today.
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Dairy farming can be a rewarding career that offers variety and challenges.Compassion and being an active team member are important qualities in the dairy industry.The beauty of dairy farming lies in the connection with cows and the satisfaction of producing a quality product.The industry is evolving with the introduction of new technologies.Building a strong team and empowering employees is crucial for the success of a dairy farmIf you want to find out more about a career in dairy, head to dairyjobsmatter.com.au
Agriculture careers, Careers in Agriculture, Careers, dairy farming, fine dining, passion, compassion, team, challenges, rewards, technology
Podcast sponsor - Boarding Schools ExpoThis week’s episode sponsor is the Boarding Schools Expo. Amanda and her team have been helping country kids and their families transition to boarding school life for 20 years.
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This episode was recorded on the 9th of October and that might add a bit of context to the conversation!
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