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B+LNZ’s Generation Next programme Southland farmer – Georgie Galloway

Georgie Galloway continues to climb the ladder on the dry stock and fattening farm she has been employed on for the last seven years. Back in 2019 she completed the Beef + Lamb New Zealand Generation Next Programme. She caught up with B+LNZ’s National Extension Manager Olivia Weatherburn.

Check out more about the B+LNZ Generation Next programme and how to apply by visiting https://beeflambnz.com/your-levies-at-work/blnz-generation-next-programme

PC145, Georgie Galloway, dry stock, Olivia Weatherburn, National Extension Programme, skills

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