In the heart of Dubbo, NSW, a remarkable story unfolds at The Little Big Dairy Co, where Emma Elliott and her father, Steve Chesworth, are not just dairy farmers, but they regard themselves as environmentalists.  Their journey showcasing the importance of embracing new and sustainable practices in the dairy industry to benefit both the environment and the bottom line.  We discuss: The importance of preserving the dairy industry and encouraging the next generation to be involved.The balance between profitability and sustainability in the dairy industry.The need for education and transparency to build trust with consumers.The implementation of sustainable practices, such as solar panels and water recycling, on the farm.Future plans for the business, including the production of butter and housing cows in climate-controlled barns.Paid Partnership Transparency:Humans of Agriculture have been fortunate enough to engage in a paid agreement powered by the NSW Government, Dairy NSW, and Dairy Australia to gain first-hand insight into the Australian Dairy Industry and share it with our audiences and more broadly. This six-part series includes video, podcasts, photography and written content and is made possible by the Australian and NSW Government’s Storm and Flood Industry Recovery Program. Podcast Partner:This episode of Humans of Agriculture is proudly brought to you by Rabobank. Together with the Rabo Client Councils, Rabobank is offering complimentary Succession Planning Sessions across Australia, equipping farming families with the tools to help deliver positive outcomes. Participants will explore important topics such as why family and business communication can be difficult and how to improve it, what makes a meeting work and how to manage differing family goals. Visit www.rabobank.com.au/community to register or learn more about Rabobank’s community initiatives.