WAFarmers in dairy initiative
WAFarmers is seeking to boost the involvement of dairy farmers within the organisation, with support from national body Australian Dairy Farmers.
Throughout the year, WAFarmers dairy executive officer Stephanie Tarlinton, accompanied by a member of the dairy council, will be travelling to the farms of members and non-members as part of a Dairy Members Day initiative.
Dairy section president Phil Depiazzi said the visits would be an opportunity for two-way communication between the peak lobby group and farmers.
"By taking time to meet with dairy farmers face-to-face and one-on-one, we can gather feedback about the issues most affecting those in our industry, ensuring we are focusing our efforts in the appropriate areas," Mr Depiazzi said.
"At the same time, it will give us an opportunity to inform farmers about the work being done on their behalf by WAFarmers and ADF to enable them to continue operating their businesses effectively."
WAFarmers successfully secured funding from the ADF Project Fund for the Dairy Members Day initiative. The next visit will be in late April.
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