Young Rural Ambassador Competition
Do you want to make a difference in your Community?
Are you passionate about rural living and agriculture?
Would you like to have a real say in what happens in your future?
Do you like to travel and meet interesting people?
Then come and be involved in the Young Rural Ambassador Competition. This annual event, sponsored by the Royal Agricultural Society WA, aims to discover the next generation of rural leaders who have the desire to represent and promote their community, their region and their state.
The only requirement for entry is a passion for agriculture and rural Australia, and a desire to challenge yourself and have a good time.
So if this sounds like you, and you are between 20 and 30 years of age, please do not hesitate to contact the President or any Committee Member of the Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society. Or have a chat with Vice President Harris Thompson, who won both the South West Regional and the West Australian State Rural Ambassador Awards in 2018, and is competing this year to represent the Commonwealth.
Go Harris!
Are you passionate about rural living and agriculture?
Would you like to have a real say in what happens in your future?
Do you like to travel and meet interesting people?
Then come and be involved in the Young Rural Ambassador Competition. This annual event, sponsored by the Royal Agricultural Society WA, aims to discover the next generation of rural leaders who have the desire to represent and promote their community, their region and their state.
The only requirement for entry is a passion for agriculture and rural Australia, and a desire to challenge yourself and have a good time.
So if this sounds like you, and you are between 20 and 30 years of age, please do not hesitate to contact the President or any Committee Member of the Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society. Or have a chat with Vice President Harris Thompson, who won both the South West Regional and the West Australian State Rural Ambassador Awards in 2018, and is competing this year to represent the Commonwealth.
Go Harris!
