Sort Carbon fact from fiction at this free workshop delivering clear, relevant and unbiased information.
Presented by Dr Warwick Badgery (NSW DPIRD) and Geoff Minchin (NSW LLS).
Sort Carbon fact from fiction at this free workshop delivering clear, relevant and unbiased information.
Presented by Dr Warwick Badgery (NSW DPIRD) and Geoff Minchin (NSW LLS).
Join us next week for a ‘Dry Start Preparedness Workshop’ at the Temora Agricultural Innovation Centre.
Thursday, 1 May 2025 (8am-11.30am)
Trefle Shed, FarmLink Research, TAIC, 361 Trungley Hall Road, Temora
Aimed at farmers across cropping, mixed farming, and grazing enterprises in southern NSW, the workshop will focus on practical strategies to manage current dry conditions and prepare for the forecasted continuation.
Delivered by Neil Durning, Adviser, Riverina Independent Agronomy; Geoff Minchin, Riverina Drought Adoption Officer, Local Land Services; Shaughn Morgan, CEO, FarmLink Research; Henry Bosman, TAIC Site Manager, FarmLink Research and Rob Martin, Research & Extension Officer, FarmLink Research
Topics include
• Stock confinement feeding options and on farm water availability/quality
• Protecting pastures and groundcover (seed & variety choice strategy)
• Forecasting for smarter on-farm decisions / Carbon / FarmLink examples
The event is supported by the Southern NSW Innovation Hub, through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.
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 Clare Edwards (NSW DPIRD On Farm Carbon Advice) 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 Clare Edwards (NSW DPIRD On Farm Carbon Advice) and
Geoff Minchin (NSW LLS). Register now, free and catered.
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.
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.
Join us for shearing of the Australian Merino Production Trial in Temora, 20 & 21 February.
See first-hand how genetics make a big difference to wool and meat production outcomes. Some of Australia’s most progressive merino bloodlines will be put through their paces at the evaluation shearing of the 2023-25 Australian Merino Production Trial. Temora Agricultural Innovation Centre. Thursday 20th and Friday 21st of February. All welcome. Please register for catering purposes.
Blighty event registration and information https://www.trybooking.com/CSKSG
Catch up with a few familiar faces and the latest in agricultural research and development.
Temora Agricultural Innovation Centre. Free and catered. See the full program here
Narromine event registration and information here https://www.trybooking.com/CSKMI
Parkes event registration and information here https://www.trybooking.com/CSKMF
St George event registration and information here https://www.trybooking.com/CSKMC
Brookstead event registration and information here https://www.trybooking.com/CSKLW
Old Junee event registration here https://www.trybooking.com/CTTAO
Grenfell event registrations here https://www.trybooking.com/CTTAN
Join us for a look at all things pasture
Free and catered. Please contact James Holding for more information james@farmlink.com.au
RSVP and information here https://www.trybooking.com/CRYUM
Register here for catering purposes https://www.trybooking.com/CPIDC
For more information about the Australian Merino Production Trial click here
