Set Up For Success

Name: Set Up For Success
Start: 2024-10-02T17:30:00+12:00
End: 2024-10-02T20:00:00+12:00
Location: Hotel Ashburton

Schedule

Wed Oct 02 2024 at 05:30 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC+12:00

Location

Hotel Ashburton | Ashburton, CA

Rural Business Accountants is proud to present
‘Set up for success: An evening to inform & empower contract milkers’
Current and prospective contract milkers are invited to take the opportunity to hear from two industry experts about the ins and outs of forming a successful contract milking agreement, and how that can translate to on-farm performance.
Our special guest speakers are Louise Gibson from The Sharefarming Consultants, and Matt Benton from Lactus Agribusiness.
6.30pm | Doors Open
7.00pm | Introduction from managing partners at Rural Business Accountants
7.05pm | Guest speaker Louise Gibson ‘The secret to a successful contract milking relationship’
7.35pm | Guest speaker Matt Benton ‘Successful contract milking – from the farm owner’s perspective’
8.05pm | End of event formalities, networking until 9.00pm
Register to attend on Humanitix by clicking the link, admission is free
https://events.humanitix.com/set-up-for-success

A bit about our guest speakers:
Louise Gibson –
The Sharefarming Consultants – co-founded by Louise Gibson and Myfawny Alexander – came from wanting to see a team focused approach in sharemilking and contract milking, rather than one party succeeding while the other one is left behind. They provide the same level of advice and support that other farm systems consultants do, but with the primary focus being on finding a communication pathway that works, applying good farming practice and the farm thriving as a result.
Matt Benton –
Lactus Agribusiness is a fast-emerging consultancy business in Canterbury founded by Matt Benton. Matt has many years of experience as a farm consultant in the region and has a passion for economically and environmentally sustainable, pasture based dairy farming. He has successfully built relationships with a wide range of farmers across the Canterbury region.