Tim Humphris: Chair of Genetics Australia

Tim Humphris, a seasoned dairy producer from Nirranda South in south-west Victoria, has taken on the role of chair at the Genetics Australia co-operative. His career in the dairy industry is characterized by significant contributions and a diverse background in both veterinary practice and farming.

Career and Background

Before transitioning into commercial dairy farming, Humphris dedicated 15 years to clinical veterinary practice in northern Victoria. This experience provided him with a solid foundation for his subsequent ventures in the dairy sector. After his veterinary career, he farmed in Tongala for 11 years, where he honed his skills in dairy production and management. In 2019, he relocated to Nirranda South, continuing his commitment to the industry.

Current Role

As chair of Genetics Australia, Humphris is poised to lead the co-operative in advancing genetic improvements and innovations within the dairy industry. His appointment reflects his deep understanding of the sector and his dedication to fostering growth and development in dairy genetics.

Significant Contributions

Humphris identified the development of reproductive technologies for the dairy and beef industries as one of the Co-operative’s priorities. Together with his wife Marie, they run a dairy farm in Nirranda South, where they milk 600 cows and use a three-way crossbreeding system.

Modified: 2026/11/05


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