Renate Haimberger remains district farmer for Amstetten

Renate Haimberger remains district farmer for Amstetten

Last weekend, an important meeting of the farmers of the Amstetten district took place in the Berndl inn in Krenstetten. Under the motto "Strong roots - strong community", those present chose their representative for the next few years. As a result of this election, Renate Haimberger was unanimously re -elected to the district farmer.

This new election not only brings continuity to the management of the organization, but also shows the cohesion and commitment of the farmers who stand up for the interests of their community. Haimberger, who had previously worked in this position, has developed the trust of her colleagues through her work and her commitment.

the re -election and the meaning

The unanimous re -election of Renate Haimberger underlines the trust that the members put in their leadership. The event not only offered a platform for the choice, but also for an exchange about current topics and challenges with which the farmers are confronted. The unbroken support shows how much the community is behind her representative and that with her work she can represent the interests of the farmers profitably.

Haimberger himself commented on the new election: "We have achieved a lot in recent years. Such words strengthen the feeling of belonging and the common responsibility within the organization.

The farmers in the Amstetten district show how important it is to have a voice to work for their own concerns and actively participate in the design of their community. Your organization stands for more than just agricultural interests; It is about social and cultural aspects that shape life in rural areas.

In the new election, both active members and interested parties were represented, which underlines the great relevance of this event in the region. The upcoming projects, which are to be realized under Haimberger's management, also suggest that the farmers will continue to play an important role in regional development in the future. Further information on these developments can be found in a recent report www.noen.at .