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SUMMARY:Drought Feeding with Dr Jillian Kelly Penshurst & Mortlake
DESCRIPTION:Join Agriculture Victoria’s cattle & sheep drought feeding workshops! Dr. Jillian Kelly shares insights on livestock feeding during dry spells.\nBeef and Sheep farmers are invited to a free managing livestock session with experienced veterinarian Dr. Jillian Kelly of Animal Health and Nutrition Consulting. Jillian will share stories experiences and technical advice from her experience feeding livestock in extended dry times.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/drought-feeding-with-dr-jillian-kelly-penshurst-mortlake/
LOCATION:Penshurst Memorial Hall
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:BredWell FedWell | Wallarobba\, NSW
DESCRIPTION: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. On the back of a decade of success\, the BWFW workshops have been redeveloped to reflect evolving best practice genetics and nutrition management. \nWorkshops are hosted on-farm and aimed to improve the knowledge and skills of producers so they can: \n• Develop a customised breeding plan for your enterprise aligned to your profit drivers.\n• Identify sires and select animals that help you meet your objectives.\n• Learn about feeding animals well to achieve your objective and maximise your genetic investment. \n\n\nRegistration details\n\nRSVP by 27/3/2025 \n\n\nWallarobba\, NSW
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/bredwell-fedwell-wallarobba-nsw/
LOCATION:1822 Dungog Road Wallarobba\, NSW 2420\, 1822 Dungog Rd\, Wallarobba\, NSW\, 2420\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:GRDC Farm Business Update\, online – Putting common cropping decision ‘rules’ to the test: bringing together intuition and analysis
DESCRIPTION:Cropping programs are getting bigger\, and logistics and timeliness are increasingly important drivers of farm decision making and risks. At the same time there are more and more opportunities supported by data and analysis. \nCSIRO’s Rick Llewellyn and Brendan Brown from the GRDC RiskWi$e initiative talk through the latest findings on the range of common approaches to on-farm decision making and the achievable steps to getting decisions more right more often. Using examples of common decision types from agronomic to enterprise scale a series of RiskWi$e steps are applied\, beginning with consideration of what ‘rules of thumb’ growers see as most in need of challenge\, and possibly recalibration\, in modern cropping systems. \nFree registration GRDC Farm Business Update National Livestreams are topic specific\, interactive\, interview style discussions that address key farm business management improvements common to grain growing businesses across Australia.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/grdc-farm-business-update-online-putting-common-cropping-decision-rules-to-the-test-bringing-together-intuition-and-analysis/
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SUMMARY:Budgeting and financial planning for resilient farms
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a workshop on budgeting\, cash flow\, and financial planning to boost farm resilience. \nThe Drought Support Workshop is designed to provide practical strategies and emotional resilience tools for individuals\, families\, and communities affected by drought. \nLed by experienced professionals\, this workshop acknowledges the unique challenges of drought and will equip farmers with essential budgeting and financial management skills to strengthen their business resilience during drought and seasonal challenges.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/budgeting-and-financial-planning-for-resilient-farms/
LOCATION:Port Fairy Community House\, 5 Railway Place\, Port Fairy\, Victoria\, 3284\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:Grain Automate webinar
DESCRIPTION:‘Unlocking automation’ is a national webinar targeting growers\, grower groups\, agronomists\, consultants and suppliers. \nThe livestream will include: \n\nBindi Isbister (Agrarian Management) presenting on aligning agronomy with technology: VRT setup and validation with on-farm trials\nTom Andrews (Connected Farms) presenting on the right kind of connectivity for automation\nConcluding with a panel session where Bindi Isbister will be joined by growers James Venning (Barunga Grains) and Tom Longmire (Longmire Family).\n\nFREE WEBINAR
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/grain-automate-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250410T120000
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SUMMARY:Soil moisture\, monitoring wind erosion and seasonal outlook webinar
DESCRIPTION:Wimmera and Mallee grain and mixed farmers are invited to attend our webinar on: soil moisture\, wind erosion and the seasonal outlook \nJoin presenters Dale Grey and Dale Boyd\, Agriculture Victoria’s Seasonal Risk Agronomists and the Mallee Sustainable Agriculture Services – Wind Erosion and Land Management project team to learn more about: \n\nA review of 2024 and the current seasonal outlook for the Wimmera-Mallee\nA summary of crop types\, land management and ground cover from 2024\nCase study – historical break timing analysis for Berriwillock and Longerenong\nCurrent soil moisture levels in the Wimmera-Mallee\nObservations across the Mallee from the recent autumn wind erosion and land management survey\nHow satellite technology is used to monitor ground cover and obtain crop type estimations.\n\nWEBINAR
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/soil-moisture-monitoring-wind-erosion-and-seasonal-outlook-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:Farming Stronger\, Tools for Peak Performance
DESCRIPTION:Agriculture Victoria and Gippsland’s Women in Dairy working group presents:\n“Farming Stronger: Tools for Peak Performance” facilitated by Cynthia Mahoney. Cynthia is an Agricultural Scientist with a passion for helping farmers and rural communities lead well\, work smarter\, and perform at their best – without burning out. \nThis event is open to all Gippsland dairy community members. \nFarming is more than just hard work its about working smart to maintain peak performance\, make sharper decisions\, and build a resilient\, high-performing farm business and team. \nJoin us for Farming Stronger: Tools for Peak Performance\, a practical\, results-driven workshop designed to give farmers the science-backed strategies used by top performers to sustain energy\, manage stress\, and optimise their operations – even in the toughest seasons. \nWhat you’ll learn: \n-Sharpen your decision-making during crucial moments \n-Improve operational efficiency and productivity \n-Manage stress effectively to avoid costly mistakes \n-Sustain energy levels for demanding work \n-Enhance farm resilience and business longevity \n-Lead your team more effectively\, motivate\, delegate and retain great staff \n-Create a strong farm culture that supports healthy performance and wellbeing \nLunch will be provided\, thanks to our sponsor\, Agriculture Victoria. Please add any dietary requirements when registering.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/farming-stronger-tools-for-peak-performance/
LOCATION:Ellinbank Football Club\, 3283 Korumburra-Warragul Road\, Warragul\, VIC\, 3821\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:Ag Innovation Expo
DESCRIPTION:Join us from April 14th to 16th for a showcase of agricultural machinery and technology. \nThe Expo will feature live demonstrations in our onsite demo paddock\, where you can see equipment in action and explore innovations shaping the future of agriculture. \nKey Highlights: \n\nLive Equipment Demonstrations: See agricultural machinery at work in our demo paddock.\nNetworking Opportunities: Engage with diverse industry groups\, connect with fellow growers\, and network with key players in the field.\nExpert Talks: Gain valuable insights from expert speakers on a range of topics affecting the agricultural sector\, including soil management and preparation.\n\nDon’t miss this unique opportunity to innovate\, collaborate\, and shape the future of agriculture! \nThe main day of events is on April 16th\, but make sure to keep an eye out for special events running on the 14th and 15th.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/ag-innovation-expo/
LOCATION:Hagley Farm Primary School\, 2508 Meander Valley Road\, Hagley\, Tasmania\, 7292\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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SUMMARY:What's new in fungicide resistance?
DESCRIPTION:Join leading pathologists for a free AFREN webinar covering the latest fungicide resistance discoveries and best-practice disease management strategies for your farm. \nSpeakers and topics: \n\nAngela Van de Wouw\, University of Melbourne – SDHI resistance in blackleg of canola\nHari Dadu\, Agriculture Victoria – Net Form Net Blotch\nAndrea Hills\, DPIRD WA – Wheat powdery mildew\n\nGain valuable insights into the current resistance status and learn how to manage fungicide applications effectively this season. \nDon’t miss this chance to stay informed and protect your crops. Secure your spot today.
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/whats-new-in-fungicide-resistance/
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250424T120000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250424T130000
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SUMMARY:Greenhouse gas accounting and practical steps to reduce emissions on farm
DESCRIPTION:Join the Soil Wealth ICP team for an insightful webinar on greenhouse gas accounting and practical steps to reduce emissions on farm.\n\nThe webinar will feature subject matter experts Clinton Muller (RMCG) and Liam Southam Rogers (Applied Horticultural Research) who will explore: \n\nOverview of farm emissions – understanding scope 1\, 2 and 3 emissions and current industry requirements\nPractical tools – using the H-GAF greenhouse gas emissions calculator\nGrower case studies and panel session – with insights from guest speakers John Said (Fresh Select) and Carl Young (Redgold) discussing approaches to reducing emissions on farm and building climate resilient farming systems\nActionable steps – key strategies to reduce emissions and how to get started\n\n\nDate: 24 April 2025\nTime: 12-1 pm AEST\nRegistration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_l4X7mrOgTNyVAq8IrxExhA
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/greenhouse-gas-accounting-and-practical-steps-to-reduce-emissions-on-farm/
LOCATION:Melbourne\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250430T070000
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SUMMARY:Food and agri-deals and trends unpacked
DESCRIPTION:Breakfast Event where Grant Thornton’s National Head of Agribusiness\, Food and Beverage\, Cameron Bacon will share the key findings from their recent Agribusiness Food & Beverage Dealtracker report. \nHe will unpack the latest trends and opportunities in the Agri\, food and business sector\, and address:   \n\nDeal volumes and value\nTransaction multiples\nAsia Pacific Region’s Strength\nFuture investment landscape\n\nThe presentation will be followed by a panel discussion on the M&A market featuring our guest speakers: \n\nPete Burgess\, Partner – Corporate Finance at Grant Thornton\nPete specialises in corporate advisory including Merger & Acquisition (M&A) advisory (sell side\, buy side and capital raise advisory)\, Strategic Review and Implementation and Scale Advisory. Pete is deeply passionate and active in the Australian Agribusiness Industry. He has experience across many verticals in this sector including broadacre farming\, livestock\, irrigation\, horticulture\, stockfeed\, aquaculture\, AgTech and FoodTech.\n\n\n\nJames Murfett\, Director – Private Credit and Agriculture Portfolio Manager at Merricks Capital\nJames is responsible for all aspects of agriculture investment including origination\, structuring\, execution and portfolio management. Prior to joining Merricks Capital\, James held a number of investment advisory roles in both Australia and the United Kingdom\, with a particular focus on M&A transactions. James holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Melbourne and a Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accounting. James’ interest in the agriculture sector stems from his upbringing on their mixed grazing and cropping farm in northern Tasmania.\n\n\nTodd Winkley\, Vice President – Food and Agriculture at ROC Partners\nTodd is responsible for origination\, execution\, and ongoing management of investment opportunities in the Food and Agriculture team\, with over 10 years’ experience in the sector. Prior to joining Roc Partners\, Todd worked for a PSP Investments subsidiary investing in horticulture and fresh produce. Todd holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Queensland and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
URL:https://farmtable.com.au/event/food-and-agri-deals-and-trends-unpacked/
LOCATION:Grant Thornton\, Grosvenor Place Level 26/225 George St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Ag Workshops
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