RIST in Hamilton, Victoria | Agricultural service

RIST

Locality: Hamilton, Victoria

Phone: +61 1800 883 343

Address: 915 Mt Napier Rd 3300 Hamilton, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.rist.edu.au

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22.01.2022 Trainer Jen Clarke and student Brendan Wines assessing soil test data as part of the Certificate III in Agriculture agronomy units.

18.01.2022 It is with deep sadness that we learnt on Friday of Nina’s accident and her untimely death. Nina was a valued member of the RIST student community, she will be fondly remembered by her classmates, trainers and staff. Our sympathies, thoughts and prayers go to her family and friends at this very challenging and difficult time.

17.01.2022 Don’t forget to jump online at 1.30 today and listen to RIST CEO Bill Hamill talk about exciting careers in agriculture and how RIST is incorporating the latest technology in our learning experience. www.wimmeracareerexpo.com

12.01.2022 Our phone lines are currently down. If you are trying to get in touch with the office please phone 0439 486 817.

05.01.2022 Do you want to earn at least $70,000 per year with the opportunity travel the country? Enrol in RIST's Certificate IV in Wool Classing with sought after and highly experienced trainer Raelene Laidlaw. We are currently offering this 2 year part time course at a very low cost fee.... A wool classing qualification can take you not just into the in demand area of professional classing, you can become a wool broker or launch into a career as an auctioneer too. For further information about our mid year enrolments please contact Raelene Laidlaw on 0407 255 065 www.rist.edu.au

01.01.2022 RIST would like to congratulate Dr Kathryn Robertson, our specialist trainer in the area of animal health and welfare, on her recent, well deserved award. NATIONAL ACCOLADE FOR LOCAL WANNON LEADER Member for Wannon, Dan Tehan today attended the 2021-21 Australian Farmer of the Year Awards at Parliament House.... Mr Tehan said, he was delighted to attend the event and extended his sincere congratulations to Kathryn Robertson of Strathkellar in being awarded the ‘Rural Community Leader of the Year’. Kathryn has made the entire Wannon community proud on the national stage. We know it has been a tough year, but Kathryn has shone through and is an inspiration for those wanting to become involved in the agricultural sector, said Mr Tehan I also congratulate all winners and nominees of this year’s Australian Farmer of the Year Awards for their commitment to agriculture which in turn supports the future success of Australia’s agriculture industries. A strong and vibrant agricultural sector will continue to help secure Australia’s recovery from the pandemic, and it is great to see all these people who have such a passion for our agriculture sector and rural communities being celebrated. During the awards Kathryn was acknowledged as being a vibrant community leader, who continues to revolutionise the role of women in the agricultural sector. She inspires women of all ages through her exemplary leadership in roles that were once traditionally always occupied by men. Along with her father, Kathryn runs her family’s mixed farming enterprise near Hamilton and runs her own livestock vet business. She is currently the president of Sheepvention, and her passion for serving her local community also extends to her voluntary role as Captain of the Strathkellar Fire Brigade. Kathryn is a fine example of a young rural leader, who is passionate about her local community and advocating for the Australian agricultural & veterinary sectors.