Celebrating 50 years of the Australian Lot Feeders’ Association. AMANDA Moohen has had a successful 12 years in lotfeeding, and a highlight of her career has been founding Women of Lot Feeding (WOLF), the fi rst networking group specifi cally for women in the feedlot sector. Ms Moohen began her career in lotfeeding in 2009…
Rozzie O’Reilly 2021 Winner Australia Rozzie O’Reilly is Operations Manager at Lambpro, taking control of all operations aspects of the business for Australia’s largest prime lamb seedstock business. Rozzie has a Bachelor of Animal Science with First Class Honours. She also runs a sheep and cattle business on agistment and lease country with her fiancé.…
Amanda Moohen (Regional Manager Intensive – Feedlot Operations Australian Agricultural Company) was one of the inaugural participants in the Graeme Acton Beef Connections Program. In it’s sixth year, this mentoring program creates leaders of the future. Catch Amanda on tomorrow’s episode of What’s Your Beef (our new weekly podcast).For more information on this great program…
The fourth Women of Lot Feeding’s annual event, Beef Bling and Bowties took place on Saturday 18 May. The band Preserve the Moose provided fantastic entertainment on the night with people even dancing in between the entrée and main meal. Guest Speaker Lauren McNally, HR & WHS Manager at Mort & Co, spoke of her…
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WOLF (Women of Lot Feeding) is a recently formed group dedicated to supporting and improving the role women play within the Australian Lot Feeding Industry. WOLF aims to develop programs to enhance a healthy work / life balance, awareness of mental health and encourage professional networking for women within the lot feeding industry. Read the…
Australia’s feedlot sector is encouraging women to be inspired through their achievements in major leadership roles in the industry. The founder of a new group called WOLF or ‘Women of Lot Feeding’ has taken an opportunity on International Women’s Day to advocate the sector’s progress. Based on Queensland’s Darling Downs Amanda Moohen said while her…
THE Women of Lot Feeding organisation’s inaugural high tea held at Jimbour House on the Darling Downs on Saturday attracted more than 150 patrons from lot feeding areas across Queensland and New South Wales. Held just days before International Womens Day and Queensland Women’s Week, the high tea was held to launch the new organisation,…
