Upcoming Events
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Filling Feed Gaps – Prepare for Spring
Filling Feed Gaps – Prepare for Spring
Get prepared and informed to make the final decisions for producing top quality silage and hay Delivered by experienced pasture and fodder consultant Phil Shannon Grazing plans, triggers and timing…
UNFS Annual Members Expo
UNFS Annual Members Expo
The Annual UNFS Members Expo 2023 - showcasing relevant information, technology and demos for the region.
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IFarmwell work-life balance workshop
IFarmwell work-life balance workshop
Big crops and rain delays meant the 2022-23 harvest was a long one. Then, all of a sudden, seeding for the 2023 season was upon us. There wasn’t much time…
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Truck and machinery safety workshop
Truck and machinery safety workshop
Eyre Peninsula producers operating heavy vehicles and who drive agricultural machinery on public roads can learn more about road access, safety, maintenance and compliance at a series of workshops in…
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Truck and machinery safety workshop
Truck and machinery safety workshop
Eyre Peninsula primary producers accessing public roads with heavy vehicles or agricultural vehicles and combinations are invited to learn more about regulations, road safety, maintenance and compliance at a series…
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Truck and machinery safety workshop
Truck and machinery safety workshop
Eyre Peninsula producers operating heavy vehicles and who drive agricultural machinery on public roads can learn more about road access, safety, maintenance and compliance at a series of workshops in…
AUASA’s Growing the Future 2023
AUASA’s Growing the Future 2023
The Adelaide University Agricultural Students’ Association (AUASA) invites you to attend our premier event for youth in agriculture, Growing the Future 2023. AUASA is a non-for-profit organisation governed by the…
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2023 Thriving Women Conference
TW2023 is the premier conference event to secure a sustainable future for women living and working in agriculture and associated industries. This years theme, Growing and Inspiring Women Connected through Agriculture, will focus on the critical role women play in the day-today operation of primary production, natural resource management and rural communities. Additionally, women also play…
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AG KI Conference
Join us for the 2023 Agriculture Kangaroo Island Conference, featuring: Bonnie Skinner - CEO Sheep Producers Australia Warren Davies - Unbreakable Farmer Cam Nicholson - Regen Ag, isn't it what good farmers are doing anyway? Jack England - how technology makes farming easier and more profitable Robert Herrmann - Ag markets, where are we, how…
Climate Tools & Forecasting
Climate Tools & Forecasting
Explore new climate forecast tools and learn practical ways for decision making for your farm. The workshop will be facilitated by Peter Hayman from SARDI, Barry Mudge from Barry Mudge Consulting and Tony Craddock from Pinion Advisory. Joining them will be Michaela Alexander and Claire Yeo from the Bureau of Meteorology. This workshop is sponsored…
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Improving grain legume production in the mallee
Improving grain legume production in the mallee
Growing better grain legumes in acid soils, sandy soils and dealing with weeds This year's Crop Walk will take us on a tour of several paddocks where we will cover the top issues affecting grain legume production in the Mallee. This includes: A visit to the grain legume demo site with Michael Moodie to see…
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An introduction to breeding and feeding sheep to maximise profit
An introduction to breeding and feeding sheep to maximise profit
BredWell FedWell (BWFW) is a practical, one-day introductory workshop on how productivity and profitability can be improved through good breeding and feeding over the livestock production cycle, with a specific focus on profit drivers. Producers can use the outcomes of the workshop to develop a genetics and nutrition regime suited to their environment and markets to boost…
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GRDC Grains Research Update
GRDC Grains Research Update
The GRDC Grains Research Update events are for agronomists, consultants, researchers and growers to hear and discuss the latest in research with their peers, about application of new and relevant information to local farming systems.
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Buckleboo Farm Improvement Group Crop Walk
AIR EP Trial sites that will be visited include : SAGIT – Crown rot management with speaker Marg Evans Future Drought Fund – Dry saline land Future Drought Fund – Pasture optimization for drought demo with speaker David Peck
Growing SA
Highly experienced independent farm consultant agri-strategist and author and author, Dr Kate Burke, will headline a jam-packed one-day program for Growing SA on August 30, 2023. Growing SA’s Event Partner for this year’s conference is Alvan Blanch Australia, while the Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA is a platinum sponsor. Growing SA will be…
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Frost & Drought – Managing the Mind & Money
Frost & Drought – Managing the Mind & Money
This workshop will introduce tools to manage the financial and mental load that comes with the uncertainty and stress of farming in a late season frost prone zone. Your toolbox will include: Tools for Mind Management Tools for turning uncertainty into possibilities Tools for proactively managing the financial implications Registration is essential.
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The Dirt on Carbon Farming: Insights from Industry Leaders
The Dirt on Carbon Farming: Insights from Industry Leaders
Joining our keynote speaker Professor Richard Eckard for a panel discussion will be Natasha Greenwood of Commonwealth Bank and James Wright of Paroo Pastoral. Carbon farming discussions in the agriculture sector can range from claims of rivers of gold, through to farmers being locked into restrictive long-term contracts and emerging market access risks. To help cut through some…