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1 July 2020 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Wednesday, 1 July 2020
6.30 pm – 7.30 pm AEST – Interview
This episode follows the story of the collapse and demutualisation of the Murray Goulburn Co-operative. What happened next involved a group of Victorian dairy farmers taking action to survive in an industry crowded out by big business. As a group, they were not only passionate about farming, but also creating value. They decided to form a co-op that was about more than a milk price – although this was important. They wanted to create a future for the community. Today, Mountain Milk Co-operative is proud to be one of Australia’s newest dairy businesses. Run by farming families, the co-operative has a strong commitment to the welfare of their animals and the environment. This is the story of how you can go from the edge of disaster to creating a business direction the next generations will be inspired to follow.
Join journalist Pete Lewis as he talks to Stuart Crosthwaite, Chairperson of Mountain Milk Co-operative about their co-operative farming journey.
Wednesday, 1 July 2020
8.15 pm – 9 pm AEST – Roundtable discussion
Join journalist Pete Lewis and our farmer panel as they discuss and explore the conditions and events that impact the rise and fall of agricultural co-operatives.
Our expert discussion panel comprises of:
Join Pete Lewis for an inspiring interview series as he explores the journeys of some of Australia’s most interesting and successful co-operatives. Pete’s long and varied experience as a journalist specialising in agriculture will ensure he gets to the heart of the issues you want to hear about. This livestream is part of the Co-operative Farming program.