New course for agriculture: Barbara Pletzer New District farmer

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Nach zehn Jahren übergibt Elisabeth Lust-Sauberer das Amt der Bezirksbäuerin an Barbara Pletzer. Ein Blick auf die Neuwahlen und den Teamgeist der Bäuerinnen im Bezirk Hollabrunn.
After ten years, Elisabeth Lust-Sauber gives the office of district farmer to Barbara Packer. A look at the new elections and the team spirit of the farmers in the Hollabrunn district. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

After a decade at the top, the Hollabrunner District farmer Elisabeth Lust-Sauber handed over the scepter to her successor Barbara Pletzer. This important change was made at the General Assembly of the Working Group of the Farmers in the Hollabrunn district. The meeting took place in the district farmers and brought together numerous guests of honor and officials from agriculture.

Lust-Sunvisor, a Schalladorfer, was praised for her tireless efforts and the positive accents she set in agriculture. During her tenure, it was important to her to promote the team spirit in the organization and to encourage more farmers to get involved in society. "More and more women are ready to take responsibility," she said, making it clear the growing willingness of farmers to become active in various functions.

new elections and appreciation

In the new election, which took place under the supervision of the state farmer's deputy Michaela SCHUMMER and farmers' chairman Friedrich Schechtner, those present emphasized the importance of the commitment of farmers at the municipal level. The efforts to increase the visibility and appreciation of agriculture are still a central part of the work of the farmers.

Barbara Packer, now new district farmer, will continue this tradition and will actively tackle the challenges that will be in the future. The gradual change in the leadership shows that the exchange of ideas and approaches in the organization is steadily promoted. "It is important that we always bring fresh perspectives into our work," said the new district farmer.

The act of handing over not only marks a change in the leadership, but also an opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the past few years. Lust-Sauberer's legacy is continued through the commitment of everyone involved, and this should continue to serve as a motivation in order to strengthen the sense of community among the farmers.

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