Industry events
Keep track of events in the Australian vegetable industry using the AUSVEG calendar. If you have an event you’d like listed, use our contact form to get in touch.
Events listed in bold are part of the National Vegetable Extension Network (VegNET), a strategic levy investment project under the Hort Innovation Vegetable Fund which is communicating research and development information to Australian growers.

  • Webinar: Pollination Insights

    Webinar

    a special one-hour webinar exploring the critical challenges and future implications of pollination in a post-Varroa landscape. Featuring leading voices from New Zealand and Australia, this […]

  • Gulfood 2026

    Dubai World Trade Centre Sheikh Zayed Rd, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Gulfood is one of the world’s largest annual food and beverage sourcing events. In 2026, Gulfood will be held across two venues: the Dubai World Trade […]

  • TAS: Integrated Pest Management in Potato Crops Workshop

    Michael Nichol’s farm 54 Devils Elbow Road, Sisters Creek, Tasmania, Australia

    Join leading industry experts for a practical, field-based workshop focused on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and an update on the Integrated Disease Management Program for the […]

  • TAS: Integrated Pest Management in Potato Crops Workshop

    John Cresswell’s farm 165 Red Hill Road, Branxholm, Tasmania, Australia

    Join leading industry experts for a practical, field-based workshop focused on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and an update on the Integrated Disease Management Program for the […]

  • Webinar: Resistance Management

    Webinar

    This webinar gives growers a real-life example of how good stewardship and resistance management benefit them and their industry. This webinar also provides extension officers with […]

  • QLD: Season Success: Building Resilient Cropping Systems

    Metagen 108 Chadwick Rd, Gatton, QLD, Australia

    Season Success: Building Resilient Cropping Systems Practical insights to set your 2026 season up for success, drawing on lessons from recent seasons and current agronomic trends. […]