Kathryn Dick 25 Stirlingshire
Meeting people and sharing information and experiences was a key driver for Kathryn when applying to join the ambassador programme this year. Her current job as Promotions and Communications Office for the Lleyn Sheep Society and past experience working as a business reporter for Scottish Farmer has already raised her awareness of the value of this. “Meeting a multitude of people you get a sense of what mindset is required in order to make a positive change to your business and the sector as a whole,” she comments. As well as the chance to network, Kathryn is looking forward to gaining useful advice to help further her small flock of Blue Texel and Charollais sheep. She plans to begin performance recording this year with the aim of being recognised for producing naturally reared tups that have good longevity and are able to thrive in both commercial and pedigree settings.
Meeting people and sharing information and experiences was a key driver for Kathryn when applying to join the ambassador programme this year. Her current job as Promotions and Communications Office for the Lleyn Sheep Society and past experience working as a business reporter for Scottish Farmer has already raised her awareness of the value of this. “Meeting a multitude of people you get a sense of what mindset is required in order to make a positive change to your business and the sector as a whole,” she comments. As well as the chance to network, Kathryn is looking forward to gaining useful advice to help further her small flock of Blue Texel and Charollais sheep. She plans to begin performance recording this year with the aim of being recognised for producing naturally reared tups that have good longevity and are able to thrive in both commercial and pedigree settings.
