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Judy Kennedy

Judy Kennedy

Journalist | Judy Kennedy Media

Menzies Creek, VIC

Judy Kennedy is a highly experienced journalist with over 20 years experience in print, broadcast and online writing and PR, specialising in the rural agricultural space. Judy has worked with the ABC for 12 years as a rural reporter, TV presenter and radio broadcaster in all parts of Australia. She became well known to listeners during her time with the iconic ABC Country Hour, as a presenter for Landline and Executive Producer of the ABC Radio National’s Rural Unit.

 

Three years in rural and regional public relations working with clients like GRDC, AgriFutures Australia and MLA, helped expand her ability to develop strategies to market concepts and translate technical data into accessible information to encourage adoption of research. Judy lives in the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges near Melbourne.

No longer ‘weird hippy farmers’: Matt Haggerty on Natural Intelligence Farming

As a teenager at boarding school in Perth, Matt Haggerty clearly remembers having ‘lots of arguments’ about why his family’s system of farming in Western Australia’s (WA) Central Wheatbelt was a viable alternative to conventional methods. Today, he’s devoting his time to learning about, and practicing, Natural Intelligence Farming, and educating customers about the system’s benefits.

Insights
26 Aug 2024

‘We fed more than 2000 ticks’: Queensland-founded vaccine could finally defeat beef industry’s $146 million dollar problem

Ticks; a tiny but mighty pain for the Australian beef industry, taking a $146 million-dollar bite out of the sector every year.
But after more than 18 years research which began in the Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries (now in the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries/QDAF), a vaccine is showing powerful potential to disrupt the life cycle of the cattle tick.
University of Queensland scientists Professor Ala Tabor and Dr Hannah Siddle of the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation share how they’re set to test their vaccine on 40 cattle in a proof-of-concept trial for commercial adoption.

News
14 Aug 2024