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New Entrant Support and Succession Planning Research in the NSW Dairy Sector

University of New England, Australia
Lawson, Andrew ; Newsome, Lucie ; Cosby, Amy ; Dairy NSW
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To understand the dairy farmers’ experiences and attitudes toward family business transition and succession, we interviewed 24 dairy farmers from 21 farming families in New South Wales at differing stages of their careers and transition and succession journeys. Participants were asked about access to business resources, opportunities and challenges in the dairy industry, the influence of their farmer identity, and pathways to retirement.
Accessible with permission of authors. Subject to confidentiality commitments under UNE Human Research Ethics Committee approval.

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Dairy NSW

Issued: 2023-07-27

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