AgSmart Connect, 6-7 March, Tamworth Carrie-Ann Wilson, Knowledge Adoption Officer at the TNQ Drought Hub, recently participated in AgSmart Connect, held in Tamworth earlier this month. The event provided a platform for Carrie to engage and network with various AgTech providers and enablers, including several new providers interested in collaborating
We were pleased to have supported seven primary producers and one PhD student to attend EvokeAg in February. The conference brought together nearly 2,000 leaders, farmers, innovators, accelerators, researchers, universities, corporates, government, and investors. We know that the attendees we supported collaborated, shared ideas, and built connections which will benefit their
EvokeAg highlights importance of connections to build resilient businesses. Back L – R: Michael Crisp, Amber and Travis Hatfield, Hannah Crisp, Phil Bensted, Carrie-Ann Wilson, Kara-Glenn Worth, Rodney Ingersol. Front L – R: Will Darveniza and Keerah Steele L – R Hannah Crisp, Chibuzo Okpokiri, Carrie-Ann Wilson, Keerah Steele and
Empowering Lakeland graziers through drought resilient Property Management Graziers in the Lakeland region were recently invited to participate in a specialised property management workshop focused on strengthening their understanding of financial systems and enhancing their business efficiency. Delivered by the TNQ Drought Hub in collaboration with Bush Agribusiness and hub
Apply Now for Nuffield 2025 Drought Resilience Scholarships Applications open for the FDF-funded 2025 Nuffield Australia Drought Resilience Scholarships Want to travel overseas and bring home new drought resilience tools and practices from international leaders in the field? The Future Drought Fund and Nuffield Australia are partnering again in 2025
Influential Women Community Leadership Forum Women in agriculture are invited to attend a two-day leadership forum in Ayr designed to develop leadership skills, personal confidence and be empowered to make future focused decisions to drive a positive change in their communities. The Influential Women Community Leadership Forum, to be held
TEKFARM: increasing producers drought resilience through technology uptake What is TEKFARM? The TNQ Drought Hub and Farmers2Founders (F2F) present F2F TEKFARM®, a project which aims to increase primary producers’ drought resilience by facilitating adoption of proven technologies that optimise profitability & productivity of agricultural production systems via enhancement of soil
Apply for Climate-Smart Agriculture grants to support Aussie farmers The Australian Government is helping the agriculture sector respond to climate challenges through the $302.1 million Climate-Smart Agriculture Program, funded through the Natural Heritage Trust. The Climate-Smart Agriculture Program will support Australia’s agriculture sector to drive climate-smart, sustainable growth and protect
Producers embrace Ag Succession as an opportunity for success in Emerald workshop. L – R Vicki Horstman – FBA, Scott Patterson – Alternate Strategies and Jane Oorshot – TNQ Drought Hub Workshop participants Royal Flying Doctor Service Fitzroy Basin Association L – R Ag Succession and Future Proofing Forum Presenters