68: HoA "Championing women in the grain industry" with Randall Wilksch episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 17, 2021 · 42 MIN

68: HoA "Championing women in the grain industry" with Randall Wilksch

from Humans of Agriculture · host Humans of Agriculture

Randall Wilksch is passionate about changing the narrative around the Australian grain industry, and a good way to do this, he thinks, is to get more women involved. Coming from a family of grain growers on South Australia’s lower peninsula, Randall Wilksh is the first to admit he fits neatly into the category of archetypal farmer. But he in no way sits idly in his stable position within the grains industry, instead, he questions the very nature of the industry itself. Are we as farmers doing enough to connect with our consumers? Are we doing enough to correct misinformation about our products? Are we doing enough to ensure our practices are sustainable? Are we doing enough to encourage more women into the industry? These are all questions Randall asks himself and the Australian farming community as a whole. Randall is one of the Antola Trading Shirt Ambassadors, celebrating incredible people from right across Australia who are having an impact within their industry or community. To check out the whole range go to www.antolatrading.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humans-of-agriculture/message

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