Partnership pushes progress

GRO Rural founder Dimity Smith on her family’s dairy farm in Scone, NSW.

GRO Rural and Dairy Australia have joined forces through a 12-month sponsorship to boost access and connectivity between farmers, stakeholders, and dairy industry service providers across Australia through the GRO Rural platform.

This groundbreaking collaboration will utilise the Dairy Registry on the GRO Rural platform to enhance connections across the dairy industry, driving advancements in industry access and support.

The sponsorship will support Dairy Australia and GRO Rural in their shared ambition of supporting a profitable and sustainable dairy industry by facilitating strong connections between farmers and service providers, improving access to services that benefit and advance dairy farm businesses and the industry.

GRO Rural founder Dimity Smith commented on the significance of the collaboration.

“We are excited to team up with Dairy Australia to enhance accessibility for dairy farmers and service providers across Australia,” she said.

“Integrating the Dairy Registry into our platform is a pivotal step towards bridging gaps within the industry, aligning with Dairy Australia’s vision for a more connected and effective sector.”

Dairy Australia Farm Engagement practice lead Isabel Gardner commended the impact of the sponsorship.

“Our collaboration with GRO Rural is a significant leap forward in enhancing industry connectivity,” she said.

“This initiative will strengthen industry relationships and improve farmers’ access to vital resources, including agronomists, veterinarians, and legal professionals with dairy expertise, underpinning our shared goal of a profitable and sustainable Australian dairy industry.”

This 12-month sponsorship is poised to drive significant improvements within the dairy industry, enhancing connectivity and access to crucial services.

By addressing the needs of dairy professionals, the collaboration supports Dairy Australia’s goals and promotes sustainable growth within the sector.