Tessa Dimond is a broadacre and irrigation agronomist for AGnVET RURAL from St George, Queensland, with 14 years of experience in the agricultural industry. As a 2023 Nuffield Scholar, she has travelled globally over the past two years researching Maximum Residue Limits’ (MRLs) and their impact on Australian grain prices and international market access, understanding how EU regulation and policy is influencing chemical regulation globally and how this affects her clients and the industries access to key crop protection products.

Tessa is also the Scholarship Manager at Nuffield Australia, the secretary of the St George Cotton Growers Association, and participates in the Bayer Egg Collection Program. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business from Central Queensland University, a Graduate Certificate in Agricultural Science from the University of Queensland, and a Master’s of Science in Agriculture from the University of New England.

Tessa joined the Crop Consultants Australia Board in 2024.