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Emily McNair

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a light gray blazer over a white shirt, stands indoors in front of a staircase in Australia, smiling, with large green potted plants in the background—a perfect setting for research and development discussions.

Emily McNair, hailing from a beef cattle station in southwest Queensland, cultivated a deep-seated passion for the agriculture industry from a young age, with a background in the beef supply chain growing her passion for genetics, reproduction and herd improvement. Currently pursuing a Dual Bachelor of Agribusiness and Animal Science, Emily is committed to advancing her knowledge and skills in animal reproduction.

In her role as a breeding and genetics advisor, Emily identified a critical skills shortage in bovine embryo transfer (ET) and embarked on a project to address this gap. Collaborating with colleagues and mentors in the field, she envisions a collaborative strategy, drawing on the expertise of industry leaders both in Australia and abroad. Emily plans to use her Acceleration Grant to undertake a study tour to the United States, gaining invaluable insights into the opportunities and challenges for developing a comprehensive training model for Australian beef producers.