Farm Table

Victorian Agritech Meetup - evokeAG Preparation
2026-02-11 17:30 - 20:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | The Commons QV, 3 Albert Coates Lane, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
In the lead-up to evokeAG and the Climate Investor Forum
Join us for a focused evening bringing Melbourne’s agritech community together ahead of a major week for the sector.
With evokeAG and the Climate Investor Forum both taking place in Melbourne, this meetup is about getting clear before things get busy – sharpening how you talk about your work, clarifying what you want to achieve, and making more purposeful connections.
Event Schedule:
5:30 PM – Arrival & Networking
5:55 PM – Welcome with Australian Agritech Association
6:00 PM – Rapid Insights
6:10 PM – Interactive Activity
6:30 PM – Networking
8:00 PM – Close

SA Varroa update and information webinar
2026-02-11 19:30 - 20:30 | VIC
Get the latest update on Varroa mite and information around South Australia’s recent detection during our live, free webinar with Varroa Development Officers Q&A.
Webinar access:
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Join us for an exclusive online event where we will be discussing the latest updates on Varroa and information around South Australia’s recent detection. This live webinar is designed specifically for the South Australian beekeeping community.
This webinar is free to attend and is presented by PIRSA Varroa Development Officers (VDO’s).
Please register for this webinar through eventbrite.
We’ll cover:

The basics and quick review of Varroa mite biology and behaviour
Discuss the impacts to the European Honeybee Apis mellifera
We’ll share valuable information on how to protect your beehives and tips around IPM (Integrated Pest Management), not necessarily Varroa specific

The webinar will feature live video presentations and a Q&A session where you can ask our experts any burning questions you may have. This is a fantastic opportunity to stay informed and connected with the beekeeping community of South Australia.

The Griffin Lanyon Legacy Tour
2026-02-16 07:00 - 2026-02-21 18:00 | Airport Drive, Airport Drive, Melbourne, VIC, 3045, Australia
The Griffin Lanyon Legacy Tour honours the memory of Griffin Lanyon, a passionate young farmer who unexpectedly passed away in 2024. Inspired by Griffin’s enthusiasm for agriculture and community, this tour has been established to celebrate his legacy by supporting and inspiring the fodder industry’s next generation.
Aimed at early-career individuals aged 18–30, the week-long tour offers a unique opportunity for young people working within the fodder industry to gain valuable insight into the supply chain while connecting and socialising with others in the sector.

What’s Involved

Visits to farms, contractors and processors across Victoria and South Australia
Insightful discussions and learning from industry leaders
Plenty of fun and networking opportunities

What’s included

Return transport from/to Melbourne
All accommodation throughout the tour
Most meals

Generous sponsors are contributing to fund this tour, however, we do ask that you commit an Acceptance Fee of $200 to attend the tour. Places are limited, and the Acceptance Fee will cover your first night of accommodation in Melbourne prior to the tour commencing.

evokeAG. 2026 Melbourne
2026-02-17 - 2026-02-18 | Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf, VIC, 3006, Australia
AgriFutures evokeAG. is Asia Pacific’s annual showcase of bold ideas, groundbreaking innovations and disruptive science driving agriculture towards a better future. Entering its sixth year, evokeAG. continues to facilitate investment, nurture innovation and create impact, which is reflected in its new evergreen tagline: Invest. Innovate. Impact. Since its inception in 2019, evokeAG. has brought together over 8,100 delegates, 391 investors, 577 speakers, and 1,122 primary producers to drive agriculture towards a better future.
Invest. Innovate. Impact.

XFactor Breakfast - Women in ag and tech
2026-02-17 07:00 - 08:30 | Pan Pacific Hotel, 207 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
Start your AgriFutures evokeAG. 2026 journey with an inspiring breakfast.
This year’s breakfast, proudly sponsored by the SunRice Group and AgriFutures Australia, will spotlight the critical theme of food security and the pivotal role women play in shaping the future of agriculture and agtech. From paddock to boardroom, we’ll showcase diverse female talent driving innovation, sustainability, and resilience across the value chain.
Food security is one of the defining challenges of our time, and Australia has a unique responsibility to lead. As climate pressures intensify and global markets shift, ensuring reliable access to safe, nutritious food requires bold innovation, resilient supply chains, and collaboration across every link of the value chain. This breakfast will underscore why food security is not just an agricultural issue, it’s an economic, social, and environmental imperative. By harnessing technology, empowering diverse leadership, and fostering partnerships, we can secure Australia’s future while contributing to global stability.
The breakfast will celebrate leadership pathways for women and highlight how initiatives such as the Women in Rice Program, Graduate Program, and scholarships are creating opportunities for women to thrive in agriculture. The SunRice Group will share its perspective on advancing women in agtech and the broader industry, reinforcing its commitment to fostering diversity and innovation.
Panel session – Securing our food future: Women leading the way
Highlighting female leadership and collaboration as key to Australia’s food security and global competitiveness.
Panel overview:This panel will examine how value-adding strengthens food security by boosting domestic supply chains, export competitiveness, and regional opportunities, while balancing cost efficiency with sustainability.
We’ll explore innovation as a driver of resilience through agritech, and climate-smart practices, alongside policy and regulation shaping secure supply chains and market access. Discussion will cover strategies for managing climate risk, fostering collaboration across the value chain, and navigating global versus local food security priorities.
Finally, we’ll consider consumer trends, such as sustainability and provenance, and their impact on market dynamics. The session aligns with DAFF’s National Food Security Strategy to ensure a comprehensive approach to Australia’s food future.

Foundation Farm Field Days
2026-02-17 08:30 - 2026-02-19 12:00 | Pacific Seeds Foundation Farm, Warwick Allora Road, Allora, QLD, 4362, Australia
Join us at the 2026 Foundation Farm field days in Allora for three days of farm innovation, displays, field walks and demonstrations.

Pacific Seeds is committed to innovation and seeing growers’ full farming potential realised. In 2021 Foundation Farm was established, a farming innovation hub driving new systems, practical research and approaches for farm efficiency, sustainability and ultimately profit for Australia’s agricultural industry.
Join us for our 2026 Foundation Farm field days for an exciting new program of guest speakers, field walks, machinery demonstrations, research updates and much more including:

360 RAIN autonomous robotic irrigation system demonstrations
Green on Green Sprayer demonstrations
Industry panel discussion
Precision Soil Lab
Growing quality corn silage plus corn hybrid updates
Grain Sorghum hybrid and density updates
Future of grain sorghum silage
New herbicides for improved sorghum and corn performance
Improvements in managing and drying grain

Big City BBQ
2026-02-17 18:00 - 22:00 | Boat Builders Yard, 23 South Wharf Promenade, South Wharf, Victoria, 3006, Australia
The Big City BBQ has no presentations, panels or formal program.
Just good food, good company and meaningful connection.
Agriculture is built on relationships – but too often we only connect in formal or transactional settings.
The Big City BBQ is a chance to step away from schedules and enjoy a genuine social setting and be part of growing the community of Australian agriculture.
Take the opportunity to connect with people from across farming, industry, government and research, and meet the creators, communicators and decision-makers shaping ag conversations.
Enjoy a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere with food and drinks included.

Hosted by Gillian Fennell, Storytelling & Strategy Specialist at Farm Table, this event is designed to create space for the kinds of conversations that don’t always fit into conference sessions – relaxed, honest and grounded in shared experience.
Good food, good company and meaningful connection.

SA Varroa mite – Adelaide Hills community update (Gumeracha)
2026-02-18 18:30 - 20:00 | Torrens Valley Community Centre, 45 Albert Street, Gumeracha, SA, 5233
Join us for an exclusive face-to-face event where we will be discussing the latest updates on Varroa and information around South Australia’s recent detections. This live event is designed specifically for the Adelaide Hills region.
This event is free to attend and is presented by PIRSA Varroa Development Officers (VDO’s).
Please register for this event through eventbrite. Registration is a must to assist us with catering and venue logistics.
We’ll cover:

The basics and quick review of Varroa mite biology and behaviour.
Discuss the impacts to the European Honeybee Apis mellifera.
Information on the recent detections confirmed across the state and specifically in the Adelaide Hills.
We’ll share valuable information on how to protect your beehives and tips around IPM (Integrated Pest Management), not necessarily Varroa specific.

The update will feature live in-person presentations and a Q&A session where you can ask our experts any burning questions you may have. This is a fantastic opportunity to stay informed and connected with the Adelaide Hills beekeeping community.

EPAC2026 – Advancing Sustainability in Agriculture – Melbourne
2026-02-19 09:00 - 2026-02-20 17:00 | Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf, VIC, 3006, Australia
EPAC 2026 – Advancing Sustainability in Agriculture: Enabling Precision Application of Crop Protection Products by Inclusion in Regulatory Approaches is a major international conference hosted by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA), sponsored by the OECD Co-operative Research Programme.
Taking place at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on 19–20 February 2026, immediately following evokeAG, the event brings together regulators, researchers, engineers, growers, and technology leaders to explore new precision application technologies.
Day 1 will feature expert presentations from regulatory bodies across the US, EU, UK and Australia, while Day 2 is structured as a hands-on workshop, focusing on topics such as risk assessment, label terminology, and regulatory exposure. The conference aims to develop actionable recommendations for the OECD to help shape the future regulation of precise crop protection application.

Grow2026
2026-02-20 | Kyneton Racecourse, 44 Campaspe Place, Kyneton, VIC, 3444, Australia
Join the Grow team for a big, relaxed day of learning and connection at GROW Farming Festival on Friday February 20 at Kyneton Racecourse. We’re bringing farmers, consumers and other change makers together to drive positive change in agriculture, food & fibre production and land stewardship.
We hope all is okay at your place. It’s been a big few weeks of fire and floods on the heels of a long dry spell. We know things are tough. We’re approaching GROW 2026 with even greater resolve. Learning new ways to farm, improve profitability and care for the landscape, livestock, ourselves and each other feels more urgent than ever before.
We’re really proud of what we’ve created: a huge program of more than 40 talks, discussions, workshops and demonstrations across four learning hubs – animals, soil, plants, people – and the adjoining GROW paddock. PLUS beautiful food & drinks available to purchase all day, music, a charity auction and more!
Grab your friends and your work team and make a big day of it.
Pay-what-you-can tickets available now from $25, plus dinner tickets from $20 until sold out.

🌱 Diverse program: 40+ sessions across five activity hubs guided by international and local practitioners, scientists, authors, educators and innovators
🌾 Hands-on experiences: Get into the paddock for workshops and demonstrations about seeding, grazing, fencing, weed control, soil science and much more
🍽 Good food: A carefully curated selection of local food and drinks to purchase across the day, plus you can pre-order dinner when you buy your GROW ticket
🌳 Beautiful venue: Kyneton Racecourse includes air-conditioned indoor spaces, shady outdoor areas, green lawns, marquees, market umbrellas and access to adjacent farmland
📚 Lots to see and do: Visit the GROW bookroom, soil lab and exhibitor displays
🚗 Convenience: Kyneton Racecourse is an hour from Melbourne, Bendigo & Ballarat and ample parking is available on site. Lots of local accommodation to make a weekend of it!
🚰 Sustainable, responsible: GROW is a low-waste event. Crockery and cutlery is reusable or compostable, our dishwashing service is solar powered and there is a drinking-water station for rehydration
👩‍🌾🧑‍🌾 Community run: This is a not-for-profit event by farmers for farmers and for anyone interested in caring for the environment

VFF Grains Conference
2026-02-22 - 2026-02-23 | The Sebel Yarrawonga, 40 Silverwoods Blvd, Yarrawonga, Victoria, 3730
With the theme Farming Smarter for the Future, this year’s conference brings together an impressive roster of speakers you simply can’t miss. They’ll dive into some of the most relevant and forward-looking topics in agriculture, including gene editing and plant breeding to develop better varieties, the power of AI to drive smarter farming, and essential market updates covering inputs and supply chains. Each session is designed to help growers and graziers achieve better outcomes, offering insights that will elevate how you operate and deepen your understanding of an ever-evolving world.
Building on the success of previous grain conferences, the networking dinner promises to be a standout highlight.
This year’s event is shaping up to be one of the strongest yet for the grains sector. Don’t miss out!
Sunday 22 February 2026: Welcome Function

Location: Cumberoona Paddle Steamer
Time: 5:30PM – 7PM

Monday 23 February 2026: Conference + Networking Dinner

Location: The Sebel Yarrawonga
Time: 8:30AM Registration for a 9AM start. 5PM conference close. Dinner starts at 6:30PM.

Dress: Smart Casual

Harvest Her Power
2026-02-23 - 2026-02-24 | Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Obley Rd, Dubbo, NSW, 2830, Australia
Join the team at Harvest Her Power for a transformative experience at the breathtaking Taronga Western Plains Zoo on February 23- 24th 2026.
This two-day event is designed to empower and uplift the incredible women who are the backbone of Australian family farming operations. Through workshops, panels, and networking opportunities, we focus on personal development, resilience, and practical support for rural women.
This conference is unlike any other—it’s about you, not just the farm business. It’s about your journey, empowerment, and finding your footing. No more staying silent or learning in isolation; this is a space to connect, grow, and thrive together.

New Frontiers Grainstorming – Bendigo
2026-02-23 18:30 - 20:30 | Quality Hotel Lakeside, 286 Napier Street, Bendigo, VIC, 3550, Australia
Leading Australian grain growers and advisers are invited to a free GRDC New Frontiers Grainstorming dinner to share innovative, new ideas for ground-breaking, blue-sky research that will make a difference on-farm. If you have an idea or suggestion, please join us. We need the knowledge and expertise of thought leading growers and advisers to ensure new investments by GRDC reflect what the industry needs now and into the future.
Please register your interest and our event facilitator, DemocracyCo, will contact you soon to confirm your attendance.

ABARES Conference 2026
2026-03-03 - 2026-03-04 | Hotel Realm, 18 National Circuit, Barton, ACT, 2600, Australia
ABARES OUTLOOK 2026
Reset. Rethink. Regrow.
The ABARES Outlook 2026 conference will deliver up-to-date commodity data, forecasts and analysis to industry, government and other stakeholders across agriculture, fisheries and forestry.
With the theme Reset. Rethink. Regrow: Cultivating tomorrow’s opportunities, the conference will explore growth opportunities in productivity, food security, land and sea use, trade, agri-competition policy, climate and sustainability, and data, technology and innovation.
ABARES Outlook 2026 will provide delegates with a platform to engage through thought-provoking discussions and the opportunity to contribute to building a sustainable and competitive agricultural sector all while expanding your professional network.
ABARES Outlook 2026 will be held over two days with two ways to participate – both experiences feature a dynamic program with influential speakers and panellists from industry and government. A mix of sessions will keep delegates engaged including keynote presentations, fireside chats, panels, and a debate on day two.

Wimmera Machinery Field Days
2026-03-03 - 2026-03-05 | Wimmera Machinery Field Days Site, Longerenong, Victoria, 3401, Australia
Hosted at its purpose-built site at the Wimmera Events Centre at Longerenong near Horsham in western Victoria, the event has grown into one of country Australia’s largest agricultural and agribusiness trade shows.
The Field Days is a showcase of the latest developments in farming practice, machinery, equipment, technology and services. The Field Days committee has maintained a long-term charter to foster innovation and development in primary production and agribusiness.

Woolorama Show
2026-03-06 - 2026-03-07 | Wagin Showground, 15 Ballagin St, Wagin, WA, 6315, Australia
Over two days, the Wagin community comes together to showcase the diversity of agricultural life and Celebrate how things in WA can be done extraordinarily well.
Woolorama is a fantastic day out for the whole family with lots to see and do, including prestigious livestock, art, photography, craft, home industries, fashion, rides and entertainment for all ages, plus a spectacular Rodeo on Saturday night.

Making Maidens Weight and Leading Sheep Forum
2026-03-06 08:00 - 17:00 | Longreach, Queensland, Longreach, QLD, 4730, Australia
From practical paddock‑level insights to business smarts and relaxed networking, this Longreach event has it all.
The morning session will showcase key findings and lessons from the Making Maidens Weight Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) project, with Dr Gordon Refshauge (SheepMetriX) and participating producers sharing results and on‑farm experiences from the project.
In the afternoon, the Leading Sheep Forum features Jess Paton (Agrista), who will step producers through how to use on‑farm business and production data to support better decision‑making.
Finish the day with an informal ‘Chops & Chats’ barbecue, including a presentation by Charlie Brumpton (Mt Ascot & Jolly Jumbuck) on his recent China Young Grower Trip experience.

Northern Beef Research Update Conference (NBRUC)
2026-03-10 09:00 - 2026-03-13 18:00 | Voco Brisbane City Centre, 85–87 North Quay, Brisbane, QLD, 4000, Australia
The Northern Beef Research Update Conference (NBRUC) returns in 2026 with the theme ‘From Research to Results: Driving Paddock Performance’, focusing on how R&D translates into on-ground impact across northern Australia’s beef industry.
Researchers, producers, extension officers, and industry stakeholders will come together at voco Brisbane City Centre from 10–13 March 2026 to explore the latest outcomes of beef research, examine what’s working, and identify where further progress is needed.
Whether you’re on the ground managing cattle or in the lab analysing data, this conference is for you. Producers will have the opportunity to hear directly from researchers, challenge ideas, and shape future priorities. Researchers can share results and seek feedback. It’s an opportunity to build networks and relationships to help tackle the next wave of industry challenges.
In addition to keynote addresses, the concurrent presentations will deliver bite-sized insights on key topics. And of course, there will be plenty of opportunities to connect over a top-quality social program.

No Pain, More Gain: Enhancing welfare in sheep husbandry
2026-03-12 19:30 - 20:30
Sheep producers are invited to attend this free webinar on maximising pain relief at lamb marking. The webinar will improve understanding of how available pain relief products work, the responses that can be expected, and which pain relief products are best suited to different practices.
What topics will the webinar cover?
The webinar will describe the different products available, how they work, how best to use and what can be expected. This understanding is important as it enables informed decisions in choice of products, providing technical information that enables informed business investment. The webinar will also address issues of sustainability and market requirements, plus customer and consumer sentiment around the use of pain relief.

BredWell FedWell, Sandigo, NSW
2026-03-18 08:30 - 16:30 | Willowlee, 6696 Sturt Highway, Sandigo, QLD, 2700, Australia
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.
Workshops are hosted on-farm and aimed to improve the knowledge and skills of producers so they can:

Develop a customised breeding plan for your enterprise aligned to your profit drivers.
Identify sires and select animals that help you meet your objectives.
Learn about feeding animals well to achieve your objective and maximise your genetic investment.

Deliverers:
David Brown, David Brown Consulting

GRDC Farm Business Update, online – Plan for 2026 – strategies to protect margins
2026-03-19 13:00 - 14:00
Plan for 2026 – strategies to protect margins
Carmen Quade, AgriFocused
At this point in the year, seasonal forecasts are largely uncertain — so how do you plan forward and make the best decisions? This session outlines how to integrate rotations, inputs, technology, risk and operations into a practical annual plan, with key decision points and triggers to guide choices.
Testing real-world scenarios, Carmen analyses and assesses options to help you protect margins, manage risk, and make the most of whatever the season delivers.
Carmen has worked as a university lecturer in Accounting and Agribusiness and enjoys working with people to improve their business skills. She also has extensive experience in Local Government, both in economic and community development as well as corporate governance.
Together with her husband, she is a partner in a mixed farming business at Tallimba, in the Northern Riverina.
Date: Thursday 19 March 2026
Time: 1:00 – 2:00 pm (AEDT)
Venue: online
Cost: Free 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. A recording of the livestream will be available on the GRDC website

Upskilling agribusinesses for the future: understanding opportunities
2026-03-22 11:00 - 13:00 | Warrnambool Golf Club, Younger Street, Warrnambool, Victoria, Warrnambool, Australia
Are you paying a competitive price for your inputs?
Are you producing enough to cover costs, drawings and chattel mortgages?
Come and hear from McLaren Hunt about what you need to think of when negotiating your milk price.
This event is being delivered by McLaren Hunt on behalf of Agriculture Victoria as part of the Victorian Government’s statewide

Nutrition EDGE, Katherine, NT
2026-03-24 08:00 - 2026-03-26 17:00 | Katherine, NT, Katherine, NT, 852, Australia
Nutrition EDGE is a three-day workshop and practical session covering all aspects of animal nutrition. Participants will be able to make better decisions to achieve their herd performance targets through improved breeder fertility, weight gains, reduced mortality, optimal use of supplements and overall management.
Attending this workshop will help you to:

better understand the nutritional requirements of your cattle and sheep
estimate the feed value of pasture and animal production
know what supplements to feed
understand a feed label
save money on supplementary and drought feeding
make better management decisions for a range of seasonal conditions.

What you will learn:

importance of nutrition
how to get your bottom line to benefit
digestion and nutrients
pasture intake, quality and diet quality
pasture growth, intake and forage budgeting
calculating a forage budget
mineral nutrition
diagnosing deficiencies
supplementation and other tools
supplement groups
reading a label
practical nutrition management
defining production targets
calculating viability of options.

Big Tech Big Ideas - Discover the Future of Agtech in Regional NSW
2026-03-26 - 2026-03-27 | Dubbo, Dubbo, NSW
Big Tech Big Ideas
Big Tech Big Ideas is a two-day Agricultural Field Day coming to Dubbo, NSW, on Thursday 26 and Friday 27 March, 2026. This is your chance to experience the latest farm technology solutions up close, with live demonstrations, hand-on activities, and speaker sessions from industry leaders.
Showcasing the latest innovations from Agtech suppliers, agricultural machinery companies, startups, researchers and government agencies, this field day is a celebration of the exciting technology transforming regional NSW.
From cutting-edge farm automation to advanced connectivity solutions, Big Tech Big Ideas is where bold conversations, practical problem-solving, and regional innovation collide.

Women in Wool Conference
2026-03-26 - 2026-03-27 | The Goods Shed, 200 Lydiard St N, Soldiers Hill, Victoria, 3350, Australia
We invite anyone along the wool textile pipeline to join Women in Wool Inc. as we host 200 delegates from across Australia to discuss today’s challenges and tomorrow’s developments.
Held at The Goods Shed Ballarat in Victoria on Thursday the 26th and Friday 27th March 2026, the second Women in Wool Inc conference will bring together leaders of our industry to discuss: Building Tomorrow, Today!
This conference will equip you with valuable industry knowledge and skills – no matter where you sit in the wool supply chain. From thought-provoking panel sessions to the latest industry updates, join us to connect with other like-minded minded industry professionals.
Be sure to take this opportunity to surround yourself with like-minded people who are passionate about the sheep, wool and textile industry.

Farm World 2026
2026-03-26 - 2026-03-28 | Lardner Park, 155 Burnt Store Rd, Lardner, Victoria, 3820, Australia
58 years of Farm World
For more than half a century, this premier regional agricultural field day has been providing patrons the opportunity to get up close and talk with experts in the field, learn all there is to know about farm animals, and purchase some great products direct from the makers and suppliers. A haven for the farming community but also a great event for locals and urbanites with a passion for the great outdoors.

With up to 100 acres of exhibitor displays, both indoors and out, you’ll find equipment, farm machinery, clothing, sheds, outdoor living including boats, caravans, horse floats, and vehicles, technology, plants plus masses of must-have tools. And it wouldn’t be Farm World without a huge variety of animals. You can chat with the cattle breeders in “Cattle Corner” and check out the different breeds, watch the kelpie dogs round up sheep, or learn to walk an alpaca.
The Equestrian Expo program features everything equestrian over the 3-days.
The Telstra Women in Ag lunch, a signature event and highlight for many, will again feature a spectacular line up of presenters and is fast becoming a go-to event for Farm World patrons.
The Farm World Rodeo will return on the arena on Saturday night, whilst the Freestyle Kings Motocross team will thrill audiences with their riding skills from Thursday to Saturday.
Farm World boasts a huge variety of unique and memorable experiences and value for all visitors.

Riverina Field Days
2026-03-27 - 2026-03-28 | Whitton Malt House, 783 Whitton Darlington Point Rd,, Whitton, NSW, 2705, Australia
One of the Riverina’s most anticipated events, the Riverina Field Days are back – and they have found an exciting new home at the Whitton Malt House.
Set against the backdrop of our lakeside agritourism precinct, the Field Days will once again bring together the region’s farmers, businesses, innovators, families, and visitors for two unforgettable days of connection, discovery, and celebration.

Nutrition EDGE, Broome, WA
2026-03-30 08:00 - 2026-04-01 17:00 | Broome, WA, Broome, WA, 6725, Australia

Introduction to Lean and drought support planning
2026-03-31 13:00 - 14:30 | https://farmtable.com.au/event/introduction-to-lean-and-drought-support-planning/
Running a farm business in a challenging climate is no small task – but you don’t have to do it alone.
This free webinar is designed for business owners and management teams seeking practical tools, fresh perspective and support to begin planning for a stronger, more sustainable future for their business.
Join Moshie for an engaging and practical business management session, where we’ll guide you through simple but effective ways to reduce waste, manage resources more efficiently, and make informed decisions that improve business efficiency and profitability, even through climate and economic uncertainty.
You’ll be introduced to Moshie’s tailored suite of tools and templates for green-industry businesses, including:

Business planning templates and self-assessment tools
Resources to help identify waste and opportunities for improvement
Labour costing and overhead calculators
Strategies for building drought resilience and long-term business sustainability

These tools are designed to help you gain clarity, take control of your operations and build confidence in your decision-making, whether you’re navigating day-to-day challenges or planning ahead.
As an added benefit, you’ll receive 12 months of access to Moshie’s online resource portal containing downloadable templates and support materials.
You’ll also learn how to access further assistance, including:

Free one-on-one specialist business support through Moshie
Current on-farm infrastructure grants
Mental health and wellbeing support

GRDC Limited Livestream – Applying for a GRDC Tender
2026-04-01 13:00 - 14:00
Join Stephanie as she steps through the key stages of the GRDC tender application and contracting process.
Steph will discuss the key actions, timings, communications, resources and tips to ensure your application is compliant and on time.

Guest: Stephanie Meikle, Manager Investment Management Framework, GRDC
