Women show how to be more resourceful

By Mollie Tracey
October 3 2019 - 9:30am
Master of ceremonies Di Darmody (left), ABC, facilitated the panel discussion with Walkers Hill Vineyard owner Tania Henderson-Bray, Shire of Corrigin chief executive officer Natalie Manton, Curtin University agribusiness student Jordy Medlen and author Fiona Palmer, Pingaring.
Master of ceremonies Di Darmody (left), ABC, facilitated the panel discussion with Walkers Hill Vineyard owner Tania Henderson-Bray, Shire of Corrigin chief executive officer Natalie Manton, Curtin University agribusiness student Jordy Medlen and author Fiona Palmer, Pingaring.

A PANEL of women discussed the importance of being resourceful in the country at the Women in Farming Enterprises annual seminar, held recently at Lake Grace.

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