By sharing our stories openly and honestly, we make a difference in the dairy industry
From a young age we learn to love being told a great story. Stories create deep emotional connections and they start conversations. We are committed to visually telling stories that will transport and touch people, inspire, educate and engage and provoke an emotional response. These are OUR PEOPLE.THEIR STORIES.
OUR PEOPLE. THEIR STORIES © Dairy Women’s Network. All rights reserved.
Cows and sheep all grazing on a farm with a good view of Auckland’s Sky Tower is the focus of our third story about.
New to dairy farming Jess Moore was horrified when she found out she had to work on Christmas day.
Nine year old Lucy prefers the latest dairy farming catalogues to kid’s books, has her own herd, loves nothing more than helping out on the farm.
Dairy farm manager Chelsea Smith from the King Country has turned a personal challenge that blindsided her into a positive life changing journey.
Now firmly calling themselves dairy farmers Dylan and Emily Hilhorst left building and marketing jobs to set up a new rural life in Tirohanga.
We’re proud to partner with leading sector organisations to add value to our members. With the right support, we achieve great things.
Phone: 0800 396 748
Email: info@dwn.org.nz
Level 1, 450 Anglesea Street,
Hamilton 3204, New Zealand
PO Box 1468,
Waikato Mail Centre,
Hamilton 3240
