FarmLink Preseason Updates are back with a brilliant line-up of insightful presenters: Greg Condon (Diverse Farms Project Extension Agronomist, Grassroots Agronomy); Neil Durning (Riverina Independent Agronomy); Dr Sue Street (NSW DPIRD); Jesh Smith (VICCHEM), Caroline Keeton (FarmLink Research) and Rob Martin (FarmLink Research).

Covering a range of local topics including: Diverse Farms – Upscaling Long Term Southern NSW Farming Systems Research; Local Research results for mixed fodder crops; Sheep and goat eID 2025 – producer requirements and the NLIS; Profit Opportunities and Potential Pitfalls; Water quality and the role of AMS; and FarmLink Research Project updates.

It's free and catered, starting with breakfast at 8am. All welcome FarmLink members and non-members.

FarmLink Preseason Updates are back with a brilliant line-up of insightful presenters: Greg Condon (Diverse Farms Project Extension Agronomist, Grassroots Agronomy); Neil Durning (Riverina Independent Agronomy); Dr Sue Street (NSW DPIRD); Charlotte Thomson (NSW LLS); Caroline Keeton (FarmLink Research) and Rob Martin (FarmLink Research).

Covering a range of local topics including: Diverse Farms – Upscaling Long Term Southern NSW Farming Systems Research; Local Research results for mixed fodder crops; Sheep and goat eID 2025 – producer requirements and the NLIS; Profit Opportunities and Potential Pitfalls; and FarmLink Research Project updates.

It's free and catered, starting with breakfast at 8am. All welcome FarmLink members and non-members.

Join us for these insightful workshops about the impact of carbon on agricultural productions systems and how it may benefit your farm business.

Delivering un-biased, relevant information to help farmers practically prepare for a future where carbon knowledge is integral to farming.

Understand how the carbon cycle works, how to calculate the carbon intensity of your business, and learn more about reducing emissions intensity and storing carbon.

Presented by Dr Warwick Badgery (NSWDPIRD) and Geoff Minchin (NSW LLS).

Register now, free and catered.

Join us for these insightful workshops about the impact of carbon on agricultural productions systems and how it may benefit your farm business.

Delivering un-biased, relevant information to help farmers practically prepare for a future where carbon knowledge is integral to farming.

Understand how the carbon cycle works, how to calculate the carbon intensity of your business, and learn more about reducing emissions intensity and storing carbon.

Presented by Dr Warwick Badgery (NSWDPIRD) and Geoff Minchin (NSW LLS).

Register now, free and catered.