The feedlot sector’s new professional development group, the ALFA Future Feeders Network (FFN), has today established its inaugural Committee.
The ALFA FFN aims to build a dynamic, inclusive network where the next generation can explore career paths, develop skills, and actively contribute to the future of the sector.
Under the guidance of ALFA’s Industry Capacity Committee, the ALFA FFN Committee will take the lead in delivering strategic, industry-focused activities aimed at fostering connections and collaboration.
Led by inaugural chair Tim Brennan, Feedlot Livestock Manager at Stanbroke, the Committee is comprised of talented young leaders from around the country.
Members of the ALFA FFN Committee are:
April Kratzmann, Livestock Movements Supervisor at Smithfield Cattle Company
Brianna Meacle, Livestock Production Manager at Whyalla Beef
Caitlin Herbert, Managing Director at Gundamain Pastoral Company
Edwina Warby, Senior Client Manager at Black Box Co
Kassandra Lees, Livestock Leading Hand at McIntrye Agriculture
Timothy Mitchell, Livestock Procurement Manager at Condabri Beef
Tom Harrington, R&D Manager – Agribusiness at Australian Country Choice
The establishment of the ALFA Future Feeders Network Committee marks a significant milestone in the feedlot sector's commitment to developing its next generation of leaders.
By creating a structured platform for professional development and networking for young lot feeders, ALFA is investing in the long-term sustainability and innovation capacity of the industry.
Industry professionals interested in joining the network and participating in upcoming events can find more information and registration details on the ALFA website. The FFN will be announcing its calendar of activities in the coming months, with exciting initiatives being planned for the year ahead.