Nuffield scholarship applications sought
Applications for $15,000 2023 Nuffield Canada Agricultural Scholarships are now open and the deadline to apply is June 30.
The rural leadership program is available to Canadian citizens who are involved in any aspect of agriculture.
Its goal is to attract mid-career men and women who are ready to challenge themselves by doing 10 weeks of self-directed international travel study to examine and research an agriculturally relevant issue.
They then write a report on their research findings and make a presentation at Nuffield Canada’s annual general meeting.
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More information, including the application process is at nuffield.ca.
Mentorship semi-finalists announced
The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association’s Cattlemen’s Young Leaders Mentorship program announced 24 semi-finalists for the 2022-2023 program year.
Semi-finalists will compete for one of 16 spots in the upcoming CYL program year by participating in judged roundtable discussions on beef industry related topics.
The 2022 semi-finalists are:
- British Columbia: Morgan Kitchen (Vanderhoof), Raelynn Blumhagen (Jaffray)
- Alberta: Austin Ashbacher (Arrowwood), Carling Matejka (Ponoka), Delanie Knull (Crossfield), Gleise Medeiros da Silva (Edmonton), Heath Ferguson (Calgary), Jill Renton (Cayley), Morgan Williams (Gibbons), Nicky Nixdorff (Airdrie), Russell Gallelli (Crossfield), Sarah Golby (Youngstown), Shae Wasyliw (High River)
- Saskatchewan: Brodyn LaBatte (Gladmar), Tyson Ringdal (Outlook)
- Manitoba: James Kinley (Cartwright), Madison Leonard (Winnipeg), Stefan Bouw (Anola)
- Ontario: Brittany Sherry (Douro-Dummer), Clairina Paquette (Alliston), Danika Mayer (Alexandria), Holly McGill (Listowel), Madison Lewis (Meaford)
- Québec: McKenna Richardson (Clarendon)
Following the competition, the 16 CYL finalists are matched with an industry leader for a nine-month mentorship opportunity.
They are also granted a $2,000 budget for beef industry events, meeting with their mentor, and learning opportunities throughout the year.
