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SUMMARY:Protected Cropping Australia 2023 Conference
DESCRIPTION:On behalf of the Protected Cropping Australia (PCA) Board\, I am delighted to invite you to attend the PCA2023 Conference to be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from the 17-20 July. \n  \nThe conference theme for PCA2023 is “Growing our Future.” A range of inspiring and thought-provoking speakers\, exhibitors\, and sponsors from here in Australia and abroad will share their knowledge\, research\, and innovations to all delegates. \n  \nProtected Cropping is one of the fastest growing horticultural sectors in Australia and PCA have an enviable reputation of running great events filled with knowledge building and networking opportunities. \n  \nPCA is the peak industry body representing commercial hydroponic\, greenhouse and controlled environment growers in Australia and has a wide international following. \n  \nA key feature of PCA2023 is working with our partners\, the allied trade and equipment suppliers to encourage greater grower attendance through subsidising up to 150 free grower trade show passes. This will allow entry to our popular exhibition trade show and include tailored skills training for growers to meet the needs of the various sectors PCA represent. \n  \nThe Protected Cropping industry encompasses many sectors of horticulture including\, but not limited to fruits\, vegetables\, berries\, leafy greens\, herbs\, cut flowers\, nursery\, medicinal cannabis and aquaponics\, vertical farms and controlled environmental agriculture industries. \n  \nAn innovative and fresh program of speakers\, networking events\, training and grower discussion panels will feature in addition to the regular conference program\, exhibition trade show\, conference dinner and the ever-popular farm tours. \n  \nPCA will also collaborate with our partners to continue supporting our students and provide additional support to the protected cropping next generation cohort to attend and make new connections at this exciting\, not to be missed event. \n  \nWe look forward to seeing you in Brisbane and welcoming you to the PCA2023 Conference. \n  \nMatthew Plunkett \n  \nChair\, Protected Cropping Australia
URL:https://www.tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/protected-cropping-australia-2023-conference/
LOCATION:Queensland
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SUMMARY:Livestock Advisor Essentials 2023 - Northern Program
DESCRIPTION:The Livestock Advisor Essentials (LAE) project is an extension and adoption project targeting red meat industry advisors funded through a collaboration between Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) and Pinion Advisory. \nIt builds on momentum generated by the pilot project\, delivered in southern Australia between 2020 and 2022. It will deliver 12-month professional development programs covering business\, feedbase\, value chain\, people\, extension design and reproduction and genetics. \nThe program will be delivered in northern\, western and southern Australia\, with one region targeted each year over the next five years. 2023 is the northern program. \n  \n\n\n\nWorkshop\nDate\nLocation\n\n\nFeedbase decision making\n20-21 June 2023\nTownsville\, QLD\n\n\nBuilding blocks of business\n1-2 August 2023\nRockhampton\, QLD\n\n\nGenetics and reproduction\n3 August 2023\nRockhampton\, QLD\n\n\nMeating the market\n31 October 2023\nBrisbane\, QLD\n\n\nInfluence\, impact and extension\n1-2 November 2023\nBrisbane\, QLD\n\n\n\n  \nThis program is $2750 for eight days of face-to-face delivery plus online webinars. Places are limited. Travel and accommodation expenses will be the responsibility of the attendee or their employer. \nRegistrations are now open\, and close 4th June. \nFor more information contact livestockadvisoressentials@pinionadvisory.com
URL:https://www.tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/livestock-advisor-essentials-2023-northern-program/
LOCATION:Queensland
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SUMMARY:Stay aHead of the game! Resilient people and land - drought preparedness workshop
DESCRIPTION:Life on the land is tough\, but you’re not alone. This workshop is a great opportunity to learn what assistance is available to you\, how to use climate forecast information to your advantage and how to help a mate in need. CQ growers and graziers are invited to come along to get their business and mind prepared for drought. \nLearn… \n\nHow to understand seasonal climate forecasts\nHow to use forecasts to make decisions\nWhat drought assistance is available to you\nAbout climate impacts on a local level\nHow to plan for drought\nHow you can contribute to future regional drought planning for the Isaac region\n\nChat one-on-one with CQ climate experts and pick up a range of helpful free resources. \nRural Minds Mental Health Training \nDesigned by and for people living and working in rural and remote Australia this info session will teach you about mental health and well-being. Gain the skills to identify when a mate (or you) needs a hand and what help is available. \nWhen – Tuesday 20 June | 8:30am – 4pm \nWhere – Nebo Memorial Hall | Reynolds Street Nebo \nMorning tea and lunch will be provided. Please bring a notepad and water bottle. \nTo learn more call Dan – 07 4999 2812
URL:https://www.tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/stay-ahead-of-the-game-resilient-people-and-land-drought-preparedness-workshop/
LOCATION:Nebo Memorial Hall\, Reynolds Street\, Nebo\, Queensland\, 4742\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Fitzroy Basin Association":MAILTO:admin@fba.org.au
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SUMMARY:Food and Grocery Code of Conduct Training
DESCRIPTION:NextGen\, in collaboration with AUSVEG are providing a free 1-day webinar on understanding the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct. \nFor the past decade\, NextGen has been training suppliers in the application of the Food & Grocery Code of Conduct (FGCC) in their dealings with retailers. Over that period\, NextGen trained over 3000 Australian Executives in the food supply chain industry. \nUnfortunately\, nearly all of the people NextGen have trained have not been from the fresh produce sector – the one sector that has long advocated that the retailers have all the power in the relationship. \nThis is an opportunity to understand the Code but more importantly use it to your advantage. \nThe training is structured into 4 areas: \n\nGeneral Provisions and Behaviour\nContracts and “the GSA”\nTechnical Areas such as Range Reviews\nDispute Resolution Processes\n\nThe webinar is from 9am – 4pm and the course is free.
URL:https://www.tnqdroughthub.com.au/event/food-and-grocery-code-of-conduct-training/
LOCATION:Online
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