International Women's Day: Building a friendship over passion for grain farming

Women working in leading roles in grain businesses have urged young women to seriously consider the variety of roles available in the agricultural industry

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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International Women's Day: Building a friendship over passion for grain farming

Women working in leading roles in grain businesses have urged young women to seriously consider the variety of roles available in the agricultural industry Eveey Hunter and Sarah Howesman have built...

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