Available to students studying Bachelor of Business (Agriculture) or Bachelor of Business (Agribusiness) Program. The scholarship is to assist young Australians who have a strong passion for the sheep and wool industry in Australia.
| Closing date | 29 July 2024 (5pm AEST) |
| Interview date | Week beginning 2 September 2024 |
Nigel and Kate Kerin own and manage Kerin Agriculture, a livestock operation located at Yeoval in the Central West of New South Wales, 80km south of Dubbo. The focus is a grazing system that is in sync with a highly variable climate.
The 3950 hectares are spread across six properties, consisting of Kerin Poll Merino Stud and a sheep and cattle trading enterprise.
One of the key aspects of this business is the highly variable stocking rate, which in a matter of months can range from 8000 DSEs to 55,000 DSEs completely driven by climatic conditions.
Each year up to 600 hectares of no-till grazing crops are planted.
The applicant must be dedicated to pursuing a career in agriculture, in particular the sheep and wool industry.
The funds will be allocated on the basis of $7,500 in the first year of study and $7,500 in the final year of study.
- How does adopting a mentality of abundance contribute to the success of leaders in the Australian agriculture industry?
- What are your career goals and aspirations?