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When I first started in the beef industry, it was still very male-dominated, and stereotypes were still in place. Breaking down those barriers meant proving myself through knowledge and hard work. I wasn’t afraid to get my hands dirty, and that willingness to learn and get stuck in earned me the respect and opportunities I needed to progress.

The future for women in farming looks brighter than ever. Advances in technology and machinery mean physical strength is no longer the main requirement. Women bring valuable skills to the table—attention to detail, data analysis, and business insight—all of which are crucial for modern farming success.

For young women considering a career in agriculture, my advice is: focus on what interests you, do your research, and grab every opportunity that comes your way.

Working with Warrendale Wagyu has given me the chance to see another side of the supply chain, helping me understand why dairy farmers make the breed selections they do. That knowledge has been invaluable in broadening my perspective.

One phrase I strongly believe in is, "Behind every great man is a great woman." But today, that’s evolved women aren’t just working behind the scenes; they’re leading, innovating, and shaping the future of farming.

I’m incredibly proud to be a woman in agriculture. Being part of a family of skilled producers who create exceptional quality British products to the highest standards is something truly special.