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Meg Tate (nee McCosker) (L: Meg McCosker) hails from Emerald, QLD, where her roots are firmly embedded in the world of crop production and livestock management. After high school, she studied a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, with a specialisation in Crop Science and Agribusiness from CQ University. Prior to her most recent role as an Agriculture Workforce Officer, Meg served as an Agronomist, lending her expertise to the agricultural landscape of the Central Highlands region.
In her capacity as an Agriculture Workforce Officer, Meg demonstrated her commitment to agricultural education and training. During her time at CHRRUP, Meg played a pivotal role in the conceptualisation and implementation of the LEADAg pilot program in 2022 and its expansion in 2023.
Meg's journey has now taken her south to Goondiwindi, where she continues her contribution to the agricultural sector. Alongside her husband, she is poised to make further strides in this dynamic industry.
Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at [email protected]
*Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag
Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag
Twitter: @generation_ag
Website: www.generationag.com.au
By Generation Ag AustraliaMeg Tate (nee McCosker) (L: Meg McCosker) hails from Emerald, QLD, where her roots are firmly embedded in the world of crop production and livestock management. After high school, she studied a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, with a specialisation in Crop Science and Agribusiness from CQ University. Prior to her most recent role as an Agriculture Workforce Officer, Meg served as an Agronomist, lending her expertise to the agricultural landscape of the Central Highlands region.
In her capacity as an Agriculture Workforce Officer, Meg demonstrated her commitment to agricultural education and training. During her time at CHRRUP, Meg played a pivotal role in the conceptualisation and implementation of the LEADAg pilot program in 2022 and its expansion in 2023.
Meg's journey has now taken her south to Goondiwindi, where she continues her contribution to the agricultural sector. Alongside her husband, she is poised to make further strides in this dynamic industry.
Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at [email protected]
*Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag
Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag
Twitter: @generation_ag
Website: www.generationag.com.au

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