Our 61st issue of The Country Web includes stories of women who have reinvented themselves, risen from the 'ashes' to overcome adversity, changed roles or careers for something new, started up a new business, stepped out of their comfort zone, and more.
Here's a quick preview of some of the articles in this inspiring edition:
To read these and other articles in this latest issue download the 61st edition.
We hope you enjoy reading this edition of The Country Web. May it inspire you to do something you've never done before!
In this issue we are asking for readers input into two very important surveys. Please take a few minutes to complete both of these important surveys to help us gather important information.
The Country Web Reader Survey will only take 5–10 minutes of your time and will provide important information to us on such things as the look and feel of the magazine, the suitability and relevance of content and the method of delivery. Complete the Country Web Reader Survey.
By completing the Country Web Reader Survey you can enter to win a complimentary registration to attend the NSW Rural Women's Gathering valued at $250. To be entered into our special reader survey draw please make sure you include your name and contact number in the 'Other' field at Question 4 of the survey.
The Drought Survey relates to challenges facing farming families and communities and can be found on the back of the fly sheet. It will only take three short minutes and will help build a clearer picture of how drought-affected farming communities have coped personally as well as in their farm business. We are also looking for ideas on how to improve drought preparedness. Complete the Drought Survey.
The next issue of The Country Web will explore the theme 'Creating and Making'. We want to hear from you about projects you have done as individuals or within your community—so get those creative juices flowing. It could be things like building a community garden, working on a commemorative quilt for a new baby or setting up a blog for your farm… or it could be creating a family tree or making a succession plan that really worked. The possibilities are endless and we welcome creative talents from inside and outside the square on this theme.
Contributions are due 5 June 2015, for publication in August 2015. Send your contribution to: The Country Web, Locked Bag 21, Orange, NSW 2800 or email: allison.priest@dpi.nsw.gov.au
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