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SUMMARY:Food Safety Trends for fresh produce in 2024
DESCRIPTION:Please join Deon Mahoney as he provides an update on Food Safety Trends for fresh produce in 2024. \nFood contamination and foodborne illness continue to have a significant impact on public health in Australia and New Zealand. No matter how small the incident\, foodborne illness attracts attention and can negatively impact consumer confidence\, market access\, and ultimately business profitability. \nWhile we enjoy fresh produce for its health and nutrition benefits\, there remain issues around produce safety that need to be better managed. In this webinar we review produce safety issues that occurred in 2023 and explore what is ahead in 2024. \nWe will explore emerging food safety issues\, the role of quality assurance programs\, testing and data analysis\, and the importance of business culture and engaging with workers.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/food-safety-trends-for-fresh-produce-in-2024/
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SUMMARY:2022/23 Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook Launch
DESCRIPTION:The Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook (Handbook) is the leading resource for the nation’s horticulture statistics and market information. Inside is the latest production\, international trade\, processing volumes and fresh market distribution data available\, across 75 horticultural categories. This webinar will arm participants with the most up-to-date insights and trends pertinent to business and research and development decision-making.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/2022-23-australian-horticulture-statistics-handbook-launch/
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SUMMARY:Making sense of carbon emissions for Victorian farmers
DESCRIPTION:Victorian farm businesses are getting on with the job of growing more food and fibre\, while dealing with changeable seasons and weather patterns. We also know that more attention is being paid to the carbon and emissions performance of our agricultural industries and farms. \nIn this webinar\, Agriculture Victoria’s climate team will share some of the carbon and emissions tools and resources they have developed to support the farming communities of Victoria to make sense of carbon and emissions on farm. \nAgriculture Victoria presenters: \n\nHeather Field\, Climate Change Service Development Officer\nGraeme Anderson\, Climate Specialist\nAlison Kelly\, Farm Emissions Specialist
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/making-sense-of-carbon-emissions-for-victorian-farmers/
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SUMMARY:Drought Loan Information Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Discover how a RIC Drought Loan can assist you and your farm. \nThis free webinar is for: \n\nPrimary Producers\nRural Financial Counsellors\nAgricultural industry groups\n\nAbout the Regional Investment Corporation \nRegional Investment Corporation (RIC) is an Australian Government farm business lender providing low-cost loans for farmers and farm-related small businesses in financial need to strengthen Australian agriculture. RIC loans can be used for management\, recovery and future proofing following severe business disruption due to drought\, natural disasters and other biosecurity issues. RIC loans can also help farm businesses to get established for first generation farmers and succession planning for next generation farmers. \n  \nFeel free to submit any questions at the time of registration so they can address them in the forum. \n  \nCan’t attend? Register for the event to receive the recording after the webinar. \nRegional Investment Corporation (RIC) is an Australian Government-backed specialist finance provider of concessional loans for farmers and farm-related small businesses in financial need. \nTheir loans help to accelerate start-ups\, or when faced with severe business disruption\, they support to recover\, prepare and grow. Their vision is to build thriving regional communities. They look forward to having you attend the event! \nThey value your privacy please read the RIC Privacy policy.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/drought-loan-information-webinar/
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