Black Heels and Tractor Wheels - Presented by Rural Women New Zealand

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Joining us on the podcast today is Keri Moore, who runs two dairy farms with her partner- as well as being a mother to two children.

Most recently, she has been a part of the Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme, completing her research paper around defining the success of Rural Women

Today we talk to Keri about what defines her success, her Kelloggs experience, and life on the farm in Waimate.

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Today we have Rowena Duncum joining us on the Podcast. In a former life, Rowena was a dairy farmer, and won the 2013 Taranaki Farm Manager of the Year, 

She has since hung up the milking apron and swapped her red bands for radio in 2016- becoming Executive Producer of The Country. 

We are so grateful that Rowena has taken some time out of her busy schedule to join us on the podcast. 

We are particularly excited to delve into her thoughts on her rural experiences, social media, and how we can create a thriving online community here in Aotearoa

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Today's episode features our wonderful President, Gill Naylor, who is renowned for her warm and caring leadership style.

She hails from the South of the South Island and currently lives in beautiful Central Otago. Gill wears a number of hats, and has for a long time, been an active member of RWNZ as well as her local community organisation.

Today we talk about giving back, leadership growth, and her vision for Rural Women NZ. 

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Chanelle is based at the stunning Lake Hawea Station with her husband and two children. She’s currently working on Borage and Bee Meadery, along with running two super successful social media pages: Farming Mums NZ and Just a Farmers Wife. 

We are extremely excited to have a chat with Chanelle about taking opportunities, building an epic New Zealand-inspired business, and juggling family with the life of an entrepreneur.

Please bear with us as the audio on this podcast is a little bit crackly at times but it is completely worth it to hear the absolute gems Chanelle shares. 

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Today’s episode features a very special guest, Emma Higgins, co-host of the Black Heels and Tractor Wheels podcast! 

Emma is a Senior Dairy Analyst at Rabobank and has held a range of roles in corporate and agribusiness. She is also a mum to two beautiful children and lives in sunny Nelson with her husband Jimmy. 

Emma is not only on the RWNZ board but is also a third-generation Rural Women NZ member. Today we talk about motherhood, champions, and juggling it all.

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Chelsea Millar is a self-proclaimed Agvocate and owner of Grass Roots Media, after previously working with FMG and AgriHQ. She has stepped into her Boss Lady role- building her own business from the ground up. 

She’s going from strength to strength in the business world and has most recently won the Emerging Business category last year at our very own NZI Rural Women NZ Business Awards.

In today's episode, we talk about gathering your tribe around you, creating a special team culture, and telling epic rural stories.

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Laura Koot is the incredible Executive Director of The Fairlight Foundation and Owner of Real Country. 

Today, we talk about growing up rurally, following your passion, how she defines her success and how she got up after COVID impacted Real Country. 

Just a disclaimer, Laura discusses ‘lockdown’ during this episode, which was filmed before the current COVID outbreak. This episode is referring to lockdowns during 2020. 

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