Upcoming Events

Come and join us where we will be presenting information and training on utilising ePacks in conjunction with WoolClip your online clip information website and app. Also join in the afternoon session for a closer look at the AWEX Code of Practice, Q and A and important updates. When: Saturday the 26th October starting at 10…

Despite being age-old business models, share farming and leasing agreements continue to evolve to suit shifting seasonal fortunes and farm business situations. Join the conversation about the key variables and other factors to be considered in modern share farming and lease agreements.

Are you curious about how carbon farming can revolutionise your agricultural practices and benefit your business? The Northern and Yorke Landscape Board is hosting a series of free workshops to…

Is there a financial return – not just an environmental benefit – for farmers from building biodiversity? Emerging and existing opportunities to boost farm business bottom lines by improving biodiversity…

This online session is an opportunity to learn about weed control techniques and strategies to reduce their impacts in native bushland. As an existing or aspiring Heritage Agreement owner, the…

Join us for the annual Livestock Industry Dinner at the Adelaide Pavilion where red meat and wool producers, as well as industry stakeholders, will come together to engage over the…

Come along for a great meal, catch up with mates, hear about what MFMG has been up to, and learn from guest speaker Todd Price, Sustainability Field Manager - SA,…

These online workshops will introduce emerging industry producers to using the Business Model Canvas (BMC) to analyse and plan business development. The BMC supports farmers to focus on marketplace strategy,…

Join guest presenter Tony Hudson who will outline the practical steps to assessing the seasonal returns and planning forward for another production cycle and the expenses that will need to…

Australian Women in Agriculture invests in women to influence the agriculture agenda. At our national conference in September we were astounded by the response to our Women on Ag Boards sessions. AWiA shares the ambition…

A workshop to provide women with a safe non-threatening setting to learn new skills to protect their families and livelihoods. Workshop topics include; preparing yourself emotionally, understanding the new bushfire danger ratings and warnings, deciding when to "leave early" or "stay and defend", preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan, identifying hazards around the home, bushfire behaviour…