Heart of the farm: ladies luncheon

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From the ground up: Country, community and self

Join us for the Heart of the Farm Ladies Luncheon and hear from guest speakers Steph Schmidt and Anika Molesworth, sharing practical insights for life on the land.

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📅 14 May, 2026

🕑 9.30am – 2:30pm

📍Collinsville Golf Club

RSVP by Friday, 11 May 2026.

Guest Speakers

Steph Schmidt
Real-world experience and rural insight to building stronger agricultural communities.

Anika Molesworth
Bringing science, storytelling and real-world experience and insight to the future of climate and food.

On the day

This event will be catered.

Contact details

If you would like further information, please get in touch with NQ Dry Tropics Project Engagement Facilitator Ashleigh Kilgannon on 0488 440 643 or ashleigh.kilgannon@nqdrytropics.com.au.

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Heart of the farm: ladies luncheon

From the ground up: Country, community and self

Guest Speakers

On the day

Contact details

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