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Farming is more than just a career for the winners of the 2020 Northland Dairy Industry Awards Share Farmer of the Year award

Farming is more than just a career for the winners of the 2020 Northland Dairy Industry Awards Share Farmer of the Year award

8 March 2020

Charlie and Emma Adair were named the winners at the region's annual awards dinner held this evening in Whangarei.

The Adairs were runners-up in the same category last year and believe the Awards programme allowed them to identify the strengths and weaknesses of their business

They take home $7,750 in prizes plus four merit awards.

Sheena Waru was named Northland Dairy Manager of the Year, and Poutama Toto the Northland Dairy Trainee of the Year.

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