Steve's ARLP journey of discovery

By Matt Sherrington
Updated October 31 2017 - 12:28pm, first published 12:08pm
Steve Martin, Kerwee Feedlot, graduating from the Australian Rural Leadership Program Course 23, sponsored by ALFA. Steve is pictured here with Lachie Hart, Stockyard Beef; Fiona Martin; Tess Herbert, ALFA President, Gundamain and Ladysmith Feedlots; and Christian Mulders, ALFA CEO.
Steve Martin, Kerwee Feedlot, graduating from the Australian Rural Leadership Program Course 23, sponsored by ALFA. Steve is pictured here with Lachie Hart, Stockyard Beef; Fiona Martin; Tess Herbert, ALFA President, Gundamain and Ladysmith Feedlots; and Christian Mulders, ALFA CEO.

It was with designs in mind to further develop his personal skillset that Darling Downs-based Kerwee Feedlot general manager Steve Martin decided to take part in the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation’s (ARLF) flagship Australian Rural Leadership Program (ARLP) from which he recently graduated with the aid of a scholarship from ALFA.

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