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F2F Ideas Program
Program #3
All of our incredible teams and their achievements through the F2F Ideas Program
Explore this page to hear more about the individual stories of all the producers that have completed the Farmers2Founders Ideas Programs.
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Working on a collection of waterproof work wear designed specifically for ladies of the land.
Samantha Parish
Samantha Parish
We are working on DaisyYam seasoning that solves a problem for health conscious parents with picky eaters
Michelle Edwards
Michelle
Edwards
How UAV’s can make livestock operations more efficient and productive.
Luke Chaplain + Sarah and Fred Hughes
Luke Chaplain + Sarah and Fred Hughes
Convert pure liquid honey into a unique format suitable for broad industry application.
Tony and Leisa Sams
Tony and Leisa Sams
Value-adding the Desi Chickpea crop to produce a convenient ready-made dahl meal solution.
John
French
John
French
System to make chemical batch spraying more efficient on farm
Alex Newell + Xav Phyland
Alex Newell + Xav Phyland
Organic home-grown wheat which is harvested then stone ground on the property for artisan sourdough bread and crackers.
Amie
Kalleske
Aimee
Kalleske
Superior low allergenic, Merino bedding for mindful parents who seek a natural remedy to skin sensitivities for their children.
Annabelle Cleeland
Annabelle Cleeland
Working on a new range of ingestible collagen beauty supplements, using high quality locally sourced ingredients and an easy to use format to add into your daily beauty routine.
Sophie
Maurice
Sophie
Maurice
Currently working on an application designed to provide primary producers a chance to access and manage their business through one easy and accessible place to store and obtain their information.
Ollie
Hallam
Ollie
H
Creating a women’s work clothing line that increases female representation in agriculture by making them feel more confident and comfortable.
Hannah Dabinett
Hannah Dabinett
