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SUMMARY:VIC: Plant and Soil Health Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Agriculture Victoria invites Victorian vegetable growers to attend the Veggie Box\, a series of seminars and workshops with industry experts. \n\nInternational soils expert Joel Williams is returning to the region.\n\n\nLearn about foliar nutrition and soil management in baby leaf and brassica crops\, including sap testing.\n\n\nSend in your questions for Joel.\n\n  \nMaffra: Tues 9 Sept \nPakenham: Wed 10 Sept \n  \nThe specific event address will be provided to registered attendees prior to the event. A light lunch will be provided. \nThis series is funded through The Farm Business Resilience Program. The program is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Victorian Government’s Sustainability Fund. For more information visit: agriculture.vic.gov.au/FBRP \nThe Victorian Government is providing direct drought support for farmers across Victoria impacted by drought. Find more information about drought support at agriculture.vic.gov.au/drought or call 136 186.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/vic-plant-and-soil-health-seminar/2025-09-09/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Barley diseases & Fungicide Resistance 101
DESCRIPTION:Join this AFREN webinar for an update on barley diseases and practical strategies to minimise the risk of fungicide resistance. \nQueensland DPI’s Dr Lisle Snyman will share the latest insights on barley diseases\, in particular net blotches and recent screening results. This will highlight the importance of variety choice\, a key AFREN principle for managing disease risk and reducing reliance on fungicides. \nCCDM’s Dr Nola D’Souza will present a “Fungicide Resistance 101” overview\, explaining how resistance develops and why it matters. She will share recent updates on triple resistance detections in South Australia and Western Australia\, and emphasise the urgency of preventative measures in Queensland\, where such resistance has not yet been found.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/webinar-barley-diseases-fungicide-resistance-101/
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SUMMARY:WA: Exploring AI and Vegetable Production Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Help shape the future of AI in vegetable production \nArtificial Intelligence (AI) is moving fast — but what does it really mean for vegetable growers? \nAn interactive workshop exploring practical applications of AI in the vegetable industry. This face-to-face session is part of Exploring AI Applications for the Vegetable Industry (VG24008)\, a levy-funded project supported by Hort Innovation and delivered by RMCG and the Australian Regional AI Network (ARAIN). \nWe’ll discuss: \n\nReal-world examples of AI in action across agriculture\nHow AI could help manage compliance\, logistics and labour challenges\nYour perspectives on where AI investment should be focused\n\nWhether you’re a grower\, packer\, or supply chain operator\, your input will help shape future industry priorities. \n  \nVG24008 has been funded by Hort Innovation\, using the vegetable industry research and development levy and contributions from the Australian Government.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/wa-exploring-ai-and-vegetable-production-workshop/
LOCATION:Tall Timbers Brewery\, 109 Giblett St\, Manjimup\, WA\, 6258\, Australia
CATEGORIES:WA
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