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Each food and fibre sector's unique workforce and future challenges – from arable to seafood.
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Dairy
Forestry and wood processing
Horticulture
Pork, poultry, bees and other
Red meat and wool
Seafood
Cross sector
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Spotlight on updated 2022 data
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Future workforce
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These 3 possible futures picture the food and fibre workforce in 2032, depending on how government and industry act. They're not mutually exclusive and aim to shed light on how the workforce may change over time. We explored additional scenarios for the aquaculture and red meat sectors.
Future 1: Business as usual
Future 2: More technology
Future 3: Transformation
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Each food and fibre sector's unique workforce and future challenges – from arable to seafood.
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All sectors
Arable
Dairy
Forestry and wood processing
Horticulture
Pork, poultry, bees and other
Red meat and wool
Seafood
Cross sector