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Agriculture lecturer creates positive change for industry’s next generation

CQUniversity agriculture lecturer Dr Jaime Manning is one of 12 women selected for the National Farmers’ Federation Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program. Picture: Supplied.

CQUniversity agriculture lecturer Dr Jaime Manning is continuing to create positive change towards gender diversity with her selection in the […]

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