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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2020 · 40 MIN

AgTalk Episode 16 - Leadership lessons from the Cotton Industry

from Marcus Oldham AgTalk · host Marcus Oldham College

My guest speaker this week has had a very long and illustrious career in agriculture. Mike's ag management journey started out in Narrabri NSW where for thirty years He managed a cotton operation. In that time he was instrumental in the development of the Cotton industry Best management Practice guide. The Cotton Industry Best Management practice program is recognised as world leader in industry wide environmental programs. Various industries have benefited from Mike’s experience. He was the Chief Executive Officer of Dairy Connect, Chairman of Cotton Research & Development Corporation and has served on the boards for numerous organisations, including the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation which delivers the ARLP. In 2019 Mike Logan was recognised in the Australian honours as a Member of the Order of Australia for service to primary industry through rural research and sustainable development in the fields of cotton, dairy and water conservation. Mike is now a Professional Advisory Board Chairman, Business Coach and Author. You can buy a copy of Mike's book, "The Asking Leader", here.

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