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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2023 · 34 MIN

Including the environment as part of your business strategy

from DairyPod · host Dairy Australia

Hear from Cath Jenkins, working on a series of environmental management case studies with Dairy Australia, discuss how environmental considerations can become part of an effective farm business strategy.  Speaking with Nigel Pannett, Managing Director at Compass Agribusiness, the discussion focuses on ways to improve the natural assets on dairy farms and Nigel explains how this experience led him to include the environment as a key strategic area for the overall business strategy - alongside finance and people components - and how they are all essential for a successful dairy farming business.   Nigel also talks about the increased interest in “ESGs” (or Environment, Social and Governance factors) and how Compass Agri, and other dairy farm businesses, successfully incorporate these concepts into every day dairy farming practices.  Learn more about how Dairy Australia programs supporting farmers and industry to better manage land, water and climate to improve production and profitability at Land, Water & Climate | Dairy Australia You can find out more about Compass Agribusiness at https://compassagri.com/au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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