Stu Griffin is a fourth generation farmer with a real passion for dairy. He studied vet science and worked in Northern Vic before returning home to the family farm, where he milks just under 500 cows with a 10 in 7 milking interval. In this chat we explore a whole range of topics including the influences his parents have had, his time as a vet, what the farm looks like now and the decision to move to once a day and into 10 in 7 as well as the many roles within dairy advocacy he has held. I also learn what a 'cow day is' and Stu gives his predications for the future of the industry.

This is Stu's story

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About CREAM OF THE CROP

The conference, in it's second year is an opportunity for women in the dairy industry to come together to learn, connect and reflect. Recognising the contribution, regardless of their role, they make to the industry and their wider community.

The 2023 event will be on March 1st and 2nd, with the first day held in the Koroit Theatre, followed by an inclusive evening networking event in Warrnambool and a then half day tour in the surrounding region of South West Victoria.

With a carefully considered 1.5 day program, attendees will have the opportunity to be challenged and inspired by speakers, panels, workshops, and farm and factory tours; as well as having the opportunity to network with like-minded people in the industry. The conference is open to farmers and service providers of all ages and stages, and the organisers encourage both group and individual registrations.

Tickets are ON SALE NOW and can be purchased HERE

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