Tim Stevenson is a Western Australian farmer and the Landowner and Developer of the Parron Maam Marang (strong wind) Farm project near Badgingarra in the Shire of Dandaragan.

As the founder of Parron Developments, Tim has diversified his family background in sheep production into renewable energy, aiming to secure a sustainable income stream and contribute to the community. 

Tim has farmed with his family in the communities of Bolgart, Toodyay Cunderdin Koorda Kojonup and now calls Hill River home in the shire of Dandaragan. In a previous life Tim also ran a sheep pregnancy scanning business with over 100 clients across WA scanning up to 400 000 ewes a year.

The proposed Parron Wind Farm, located on an 8,400-hectare property, is set to feature 78 turbines with a capacity of approximately 470 MW. In partnership with Atmos Renewables, the project will establish a Community Benefit Fund, committing $1,000 per megawatt generated annually, potentially amounting to over $17 million over its 35-year lifespan. Parron Maam Marang Farm is also working with Yued Aboriginal Corporation the  local indigenous group, to develop a 300 man workforce accommodation camp on their Land in the town site of Badgingarra. The project has recently signed a relationship agreement with Yued Aboriginal corporation, following aname change at the end of last year

Tim and Parron Maam Marang Farm also support the ‘Growing Leaders’ program at the WA College of Agriculture in Cunderdin, designed to support student development and resilience.