Growing female business know-how is helping on-farm advice

John Ellicott
December 18 2018 - 3:00pm
Beth Shakeshaft receives her GROW graduation certificate. At just 24, she has taken on leading roles for Elders as an agronomist at Lake Cargellico and now Griffith and has boosted her skills set through the GROW program.
Beth Shakeshaft receives her GROW graduation certificate. At just 24, she has taken on leading roles for Elders as an agronomist at Lake Cargellico and now Griffith and has boosted her skills set through the GROW program.

Beth Shakeshaft, 24, is cutting her agronomy teeth out on the plains of western NSW, carrying an Ag Science degree under her arm and enjoying helping farmers with the constant challenges they face.

John Ellicott

John Ellicott

senior journalist

journalist and author

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