Strategy helps women bridge the gap

By Elizabeth Anderson
Updated December 31 2015 - 8:49am, first published September 10 2014 - 4:00am
TOP TASTE: Urrbrae Agricultural High School student Kate Parsons, 2014 RIRDC rural woman of the year Penny Schulz, Ruby Kromer, cheesemaker Kris Lloyd, Rebecca McFarlane, sensory technologist Anna Crump, Agriculture Minister Leon Bignell and Kahlia Nissen taste test some produce at the launch of the Women Influencing Agribusiness and Regions Strategy.
TOP TASTE: Urrbrae Agricultural High School student Kate Parsons, 2014 RIRDC rural woman of the year Penny Schulz, Ruby Kromer, cheesemaker Kris Lloyd, Rebecca McFarlane, sensory technologist Anna Crump, Agriculture Minister Leon Bignell and Kahlia Nissen taste test some produce at the launch of the Women Influencing Agribusiness and Regions Strategy.

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