Press Release – Young Farmers A hopeful veterinarian and a young woman who has her heart set on supporting farmers have been named as the recipients of the 2021 New Zealand Young Farmers World Congress Charitable Trust Scholarship. Mac Williams Mac Williams, 18, from Jacksons on the …
A hopeful veterinarian and a young woman who has her heart set on supporting farmers have been named as the recipients of the 2021 New Zealand Young Farmers World Congress Charitable Trust Scholarship.
Mac Williams
Mac Williams, 18, from Jacksons on the West Coast has headed to Palmerston North to begin his first year studying veterinary science.
Otautau Fonterra Farm Source sales specialist Kimberly Thomas, 23, used the funds to enrol in a sustainable nutrient management course with Massey University.
Wednesday, 10 February 2021, 5:29 pm
A hopeful veterinarian and a young woman who has her
heart set on supporting farmers have been named as the
recipients of the 2021 New Zealand Young Farmers World
Congress Charitable Trust Scholarship.
Mac
Williams
Mac Williams, 18, from
Jacksons on the West Coast has headed to Palmerston North to
begin his first year studying veterinary
science.
Otautau Fonterra Farm Source sales specialist
Kimberly Thomas, 23, used the funds to enrol in a
sustainable nutrient management course with Massey
University.
Kimberly
Thomas
Williams, a former St
Bede’s College student was crowned the 2020 FMG Junior
Young Farmer of the Year alongside his teammate (see more here).