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Webinar: Productivity driver deep dive – Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation and mechanisation
2025-11-26 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Understand how AI and automation are being brought to life with Bluewhite Robotics. Dive into a world of automation and artificial intelligence with Hort Innovation and Bluewhite Robotics. Unearth learnings and find out more about adoption as they share the final influences of the Factors Driving Horticulture Productivity report – AI and automation.

TasFarmers North East Member Forum
2025-11-27 07:30 - 10:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Scottsdale Football Club, 5 Rose St, Scottsdale, TAS, 7260, Australia
Start your morning with great food, local conversations, and valuable updates from TasFarmers.
Our North East Member Forum is your opportunity to connect directly with the TasFarmers team, discuss key regional issues, and help shape the future of farming in Tasmania.
Hear the latest from:

Nathan Calman (TasFarmers) – Advocacy Update: What TasFarmers has been working on for you, and the major policy priorities ahead.
Neil Grose (TasFarmers) – Freight & Transport Open Session: Share your experiences and insights to help inform TasFarmers’ advocacy efforts.

Then, join our expert Panel Session on Water Security for the Future, featuring:

Marek Matuszek (Ag Logic)
Basil Doonan (Pinion Advisory)
Amy Madsen (Tasmanian Irrigation)
Gain practical insights on managing water resources, building resilience, and preparing for the future of farming in Tasmania’s changing climate.

Finally, take the opportunity to have your say, we’ll open the floor for members to share local issues, ideas, and advocacy priorities directly with the TasFarmers team.

Webinar: Fruit and vegetable industry tomato potato psyllid
2025-11-27 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Agriculture Victoria will hold a webinar on Thursday 27 November from 11 am – 12 pm focused on interstate market access requirements for the fruit and vegetable industry.

In October 2025, Tomato Potato Psyllid (TPP) was detected outside the current Restricted Area in Victoria. As a result of this detection, businesses in Victoria will soon need to comply with destination jurisdiction entry requirements for TPP when moving plants or produce interstate.
Please refer to the Biosecurity Update – Market access changes for interstate fruit and vegetable trade for further information.
Agriculture Victoria has worked with industry to rapidly develop a new arrangement to assist with interstate market access for the fruit and vegetable industry.
Fruit and vegetable businesses that trade interstate can now apply for Interstate Certification Assurance (ICA)-61 – Pack-House Washing and Inspection of Tomato-Potato Psyllid Carrier Produce.
Please read through the following attached documents to understand the requirements of this procedure and to determine if accreditation is required for your business:

ICA-61 Pack-House Washing and Inspection of Tomato-Potato Psyllid Carrier Produce procedure
Standard Operating Procedure: Completion of Plant Health Assurance Certificates

To apply for an ICA-61 accreditation, please complete the Application for Accreditation and Authorised Signatory Form(s) and submit via email: biosecurityservicescentre@agriculture.vic.gov.au
Fees for plant biosecurity services (application fees, audits, non-conformance reports) are waived until 30 June 2026, as part of the Victorian Government Drought Support Package. Information on fees and charges can be found at: agriculture.vic.gov.au/biosecurity/moving-plants-and-plant-products/fees-and-charges-for-plant-biosecurity-services
For further information or to confirm market access requirements, please contact your local Agriculture Victoria Plant Biosecurity Officer by telephone on 1800 878 962 or email:

South East Region – plant.standards@agriculture.vic.gov.au
South West Region – plant.southwest@agriculture.vic.gov.au
Northern Region – plant.quarantine@agriculture.vic.gov.au

For assistance with completing the Application for Accreditation or Authorised Signatory form, please contact the Agriculture Victoria Biosecurity Service centre on 1800 403 224 or via biosecurityservicescentre@agriculture.vic.gov.au.
For more information about TPP visit agriculture.vic.gov.au/biosecurity/pest-insects-and-mites/priority-pest-insects-and-mites/tomato-potato-psyllid

Webinar: Hort Innovation 2025 Annual General Meeting
2025-11-28 12:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
This year, Hort Innovation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held virtually on Friday, 28 November 2025 at 12.00pm (AEDT).

NSW: Intro to Water and Nutrition in Greenhouse Production
2025-12-02 09:00 - 11:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Zafer Boustani’s Property, 85 Rita Street, Thirlmere, NSW, Australia
Flyer available in English and Arabic here
Learn about:

Basic irrigation and nutrition principles
How to test your irrigation system
Tips to save water and $$$
What is drip and drain – how to test for it?

Free water tests (2 per farm) valued at $140 and resource manual for attendees.
Speakers:

Tony Bundock, Genesis Horticultural Solutions
Ewan Leighton, North Coast Local Land Services

RSVP
30 November for catering purposes.
Email Matt or Sylvia to register.
Contact
Matt Plunkett on 0428 978 390 or matthew.plunkett@lls.nsw.gov.au
Sylvia Jelinek on 0427 086 724 or sylvia.jelinek@lls.nsw.gov.au
Activity is partly funded by the NHT Capacity Building grants, which provides funding for increased community capacity and capability for sustainable agriculture and natural resource management practices in Australia. This funding is made available under the Natural Heritage Trust of Australia Act 1977

SA: Ecorobotix ARA Precision Sprayer Field Demo
2025-12-02 10:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Adelaide) | Bowhill Produce, 7335 Hunter Road, Bowhill, SA, 5238, Australia
Discover the future of chemical application with cutting-edge technology!

Learn how this AI-powered, precision targeted weed control technology works to target plant by plant application and reduce chemical use.
See the ARA precision smart sprayer from Ecorobotix in action.
Hear from James about his experience with this technology.

Come Clean, Go Clean!
Always be mindful that when entering neighbouring property to ensure you come clean go clean, to reduce biosecurity risk.
A biosecurity wash-in/wash-out station will be mandatory on the day.
For further information contact:
Julie O’Halloran (QLD DPI)
julie.ohalloran@dpi.qld.gov.au
☎ 0409 054 263
Peta Coughlin (AUSVEG SA)
peta.coughlin@ausveg.com.au
☎ 0409 029 745
Zarmeen Hassan (AUSVEG)
zarmeen.hassan@ausveg.com.au
☎ 0452 427 977

The Veg Mech program (Project VG23003) led by Queensland Department of Primary Industries and the onion and vegetable VegNET programs have joined forces to present this Ecorobotix ARA precision sprayer field day.

Webinar: VegWatch Showcase: Building a Biosecure Future for the Australian vegetable industry
2025-12-02 10:30 - 12:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Australia’s vegetable industry is strengthening its defenses against emerging biosecurity threats
VegWatch is a national biosecurity and business continuity program, funded through Hort Innovation, that brings together industry, research, and government to develop an agile framework to protect and prepare Australia’s vegetable industry pest and disease risks while supporting long-term business resilience.
We are two years into the program now. This showcase brings together our program partners to provide an update on the tools and systems that VegWatch is developing to support pest monitoring and surveillance, rapid response capabilities and support for market access and business continuity.
You will hear about:
Industry Biosecurity Planning and Preparedness

Priority pests for Australian vegetables and how they were identified

Risk mapping, surveillance and monitoring

Using data-driven insights to target biosecurity efforts
How risk maps inform surveillance protocols and why strategic monitoring matters

National diagnostic capabilities

New diagnostic protocols being developed for rapid, accurate pest identification

Preparedness, traceback and response

How farm visitor records support rapid tracing during pest incursions
Practical tools to streamline your farm biosecurity

Who Should Attend?
Vegetable growers • Government biosecurity regulators • Agronomists • Researchers • Diagnosticians • Crop pest monitoring and surveillance professionals

Presenters:

Guy Davidson, Onside
Dr James Camac, Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis
Dr Paul Campbell, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
Dr. Stephen Quarrell, Plant Health Australia
Dr. Tim Hurst, Senior Officer Plant Surveillance Design and Analysis at Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, Agriculture Victoria

Led by AUSVEG with Hort Innovation funding, VegWatch partners include Plant Health Australia, CEBRA, Agriculture Victoria, Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, and Onside.
This project (VG22004) has been funded by Hort Innovation, using the research and development levies listed below and contributions from the Australian Government.

Webinar: Fruit industry tomato potato psyllid update
2025-12-03 14:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
In October 2025, Tomato Potato Psyllid (TPP) was detected outside the current Restricted Area in Victoria. Restrictions will come into effect from Monday 8 December 2025 and growers and businesses will need to comply with these restrictions if they are sending plants and produce interstate.
Agriculture Victoria will hold a fruit industry webinar on Wednesday, December 3 from 2 – 3pm to guide businesses through the new requirements. In particular, the webinar will focus on fruit with stems and/or calyx attached.

Final Program Webinar by National Varroa Mite Management Program
2025-12-03 19:00 - 20:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
The National Varroa Mite Management Program concludes in February 2026. Join us on Wednesday 3 December as we host our Final Program Webinar.
This webinar will look back on our beekeeping community’s journey following the initial detection of Varroa mite in 2022, touch on work undertaken as we have transitioned to management, and then provide a state by state update on plans beyond the NVMMP.
The webinar will also feature a live Q & A session.
This webinar is FREE to attend and will be recorded.

Webinar: Fall Armyworm and Insecticide Resistance Management
2025-12-04 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join for a webinar on Fall Armyworm and Insecticide Resistance Management to learn how industries across the world are managing insecticide resistance in this damaging pest.
Pre-registration is required
Thursday 4 December 2025
11:00 Brisbane | 12:00 Canberra/Sydney | 08:00 Jakarta | 09:00 Singapore
Keynote speakers:

David Mota-Sanchez, from Michigan State University, Co-director of the Arthropod Pesticide Resistance Database, specialising in insecticide resistance management and international agriculture, particularly in Latin America.
Dominic Reisig, North Carolina State University, Expert in maize crop management with extensive experience supporting farmers across multiple commodities.
Dr Andi Trisyono, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Specialist in insecticide use and risk management, including biorational and transgenic approaches; Member of the FAO expert panel on Pesticide Management.

Moderators:
Ramesh Puri (Extension officer, Department of Primary Industries Queensland) & Alison Watson (ASEAN FAW action plan).

The National fall armyworm innovation system for the Australian vegetable industry (VG22006) project is collaborating with the ASEAN Action Plan on Fall Armyworm to host this 90 – minute webinar.
The event is proudly supported by Queensland Government, Agriculture Victoria, NSW Government, Hort Innovation, the Vegetable Fund, and the ASEAN FAW Action Plan.

TAS: Forthside Vegetable Research Facility Field Day
2025-12-09 10:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Forthside Vegetable Research Facility, 124 Forthside Rd, Forthside, TAS, 7310, Australia
Join us for a day of learning, discussion, and connection as we explore the latest research and practical insights supporting Tasmanian horticulture.
The program includes presentations on irrigation, pest and disease management, biosecurity, and sustainable farming practices – designed to inform and inspire growers and industry professionals.
After lunch join us for the field walks providing the opportunity to see the current research trials happening at the farm.

Hort IQ Webinar: Consumer outlook report – the trends shaping 2026 and beyond
2025-12-09 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Uncover the latest trends across the FMCG market with NielsenIQ and how these will shape 2026 and beyond. During the session, we’ll dive into what current trends means for fresh produce and nuts, unlocking growth opportunities along the way.

Here’s what’s on the agenda:

State of consumers and the economic outlook: What is current consumer sentiment and what does this mean for fresh produce and nuts?
The omni revolution: How discounters, online, and alternate channels are reshaping the path to purchase.
Trends to watch: From the impact of anti-obesity medications to how AI is shaping what we buy.

Webinar: Pollination Insights
2025-12-16 13:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | 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 session will help growers understand what Varroa really means for feral bee populations, pollination reliability, and the broader horticultural sector.
This webinar brings together:

Richard Klaus, an experienced New Zealand commercial beekeeper and horticultural grower who witnessed Varroa’s establishment firsthand.
Emeritus Professor Ben Oldroyd, one of Australia’s most respected honey bee genetics and behaviour specialists.
Danny LeFeuvre, CEO of AHBIC and long-time commercial beekeeper.
Bianca Giggins, National Varroa Mite Coordinator at AHBIC, leading national extension and engagement.

Growers will gain insights into:

How Varroa spreads and what has been observed so far in Australia
The future of feral bee colonies and what their decline may mean for berry pollination
The New Zealand experience—what actually happened there, and what lessons apply here
Practical guidance for berry businesses from the new Berry Pollination Guide
Live Q&A with experts

Gulfood 2026
2026-01-26 - 2026-01-30 | 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 Centre (DWTC) and Dubai Expo City (DEC). New sectors like Fresh Produce, Startups, Logistics, and Grocery Trade have been added to the show, offering unmatched value and expanding the global food trade and innovation ecosystem.
The Middle Eastern region is an important trading partner for the Australian vegetable and onion industries, with the United Arab Emirates being Australia’s second largest export destinations for Australian vegetable and onion exports. In 2024, fresh vegetable exports to the United Arab Emirates were valued at $28 million, totaling 22,618 tonnes.

TAS: Integrated Pest Management in Potato Crops Workshop
2026-02-02 09:30 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Michael Nichol’s farm, 54 Devils Elbow Road, Sisters Creek, Tasmania, 7325, 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 Australian Potato Industry project.
Designed for growers and agronomists, this workshop combines foundational knowledge with hands-on learning to support informed, in-season decision-making. Participants will gain practical strategies they can apply immediately to improve pest and disease outcomes for the remainder of the season.
Workshop Details
IPM Fundamentals
Dr Paul Horne and Rebecca Addison (IPM Technologies) will cover the fundamentals of IPM in potato crops, including pest monitoring, recognising beneficial insects, and making informed management decisions. A guided field walk will follow, giving participants hands-on experience scouting for pests and beneficials and translating observations into practical, in-season actions.
Integrated Disease Management Project Update
Dr Audrey Leo (Simplot and Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, University of Tasmania) and Dr Robert Tegg (Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, University of Tasmania) will provide an update on a new national Integrated Disease Management Program focused on limiting inoculum build-up, preventing infection, and identifying new control options. The program aims to improve diagnostics, soil health, and management strategies to reduce the impact of key potato diseases, including powdery scab, common scab, pink rot, and Rhizoctonia.
Workshop Timing

10:00 am – Presentations commence (sharp) followed by a practical scouting session and project updates.

1:30 pm – Lunch and networking with growers, agronomists, and industry representatives.

TAS: Integrated Pest Management in Potato Crops Workshop
2026-02-03 09:00 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | John Cresswell’s farm, 165 Red Hill Road, Branxholm, Tasmania, 7261, Australia

Webinar: Unlocking opportunities to increase vegetable consumption
2026-02-04 10:00 - 11:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join Hort Innovation for an insight‑rich session with Fiftyfive5 as they unpack the latest consumer research on vegetable consumption. They’ll break down what Australians think they’re eating, what’s actually happening, and the most practical industry levers to help drive an extra daily serve across the country.
Here’s what’s on the agenda:

What Australians believe about their vegetable intake and the reality behind the numbers.
The biggest barriers shaping behaviour (time, effort, confidence and confusion about what counts as a serve).
Where the strongest opportunities lie (by audience, occasion and category) to unlock meaningful growth.

Webinar: Resistance Management
2026-02-10 09:00 - 10:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | 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 valuable skills for driving engagement and promoting industry-minded behaviour amongst growers.
This event is open to all growers, extension officers and interested parties and is FREE to attend.
Dominic Reisig (North Carolina State University, USA) is an extension specialist and researcher supporting broadacre row crops, including corn, cotton, peanuts, and soybeans. He studies insect pest management and how to slow resistance to Bt crops.
Drawing on U.S. experience with Bt corn and cotton and caterpillar pests such as corn earworm, Dominic will outline the resistance problem, why stewardship is essential, and how behaviour-change approaches were used to shift practices. The session will include what was recommended, what worked (and what didn’t), and lessons relevant beyond broadacre cropping.

Melbourne: VET Workforce Networking Roundtable
2026-02-10 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TBC
As part of Stream Three of this project, a Workforce Development Framework will be created, providing a guide for employers and RTOs to work together to grow a fit-for-purpose VET workforce for their region. The framework will connect each stage of career development – from mentor to supervisor to VET educator – with practical actions, existing resources and potential partnerships. It will be designed to be adaptable to the needs of different regional, rural, and remote communities.
Stakeholders are invited to participate in co-design of the Framework by attending roundtable and networking events being held online and around the country in early 2026.
You’re invited to participate in a roundtable and networking event designed to provide opportunities to contribute to several related projects and support the development of local connections.
Employers, training providers, industry partners, business support services, local government, and community organisations are encouraged to join this vital conversation.
You’re welcome to join for the full day or just take part in sessions relevant to you. Register to secure your place, and we’ll share detailed information closer to the date.
More information: https://skillsinsight.com.au/project/vet-workforce/

QLD: Season Success: Building Resilient Cropping Systems
2026-02-11 16:00 - 18:30 (Australia/Brisbane) | Metagen, 108 Chadwick Rd, Gatton, QLD, 4343, 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.
Expert-led discussion on key disease risks, how they develop through the season and what proactive management really looks like (including emerging testing tools).
Clear, system-level thinking around soil health, biologicals and how biostimulants and inoculants fit into resilient cropping programs.
An industry outlook on what’s changing now and what to expect heading into 2026, so you can plan with confidence, not hindsight.
A collaborative, on the ground focus: applied science, practical decision-making and time for questions with experienced agronomists and industry specialists.

Workshop Agenda (4-6:30pm)

Welcome: Open to the event with a brief welcome and outline how the day will support practical decision making for resilient cropping systems heading into 2026.
#1 Research update: Dr Noel Knight and Ben Evert will provide an update on the Hort Innovation onion research project, focusing on fungicide resistance and new testing to support on farm management next season.
#2 Key disease concerns in horticulture: Shane Fitzgerald will deliver a refresher on key disease risks, exploring disease lifecycles, practical management approaches and relevant testing, including emerging tools.
Break and discussion
#3 Soil health, biologicals and system resilience: Dr Neil Wilson will explore soil health and the role of biologicals in cropping systems, clarifying the difference between types of biologicals and how agriculture and management decisions influence soil microbiology.
#4 Learning from the 2025 Season – agronomy Q&A: Facilitated by Liam Riedy with local agronomists and growers, this session will reflect on key agronomic challenges and wins from the 2025 season through open discussion.
#5 Industry update and outlook for 2026: Michael Sippel from Lockyer Valley Vegetable Growers will share an industry update and what to expect heading into 2026.
Looking ahead: A summary of key take home messages from Liam Riedy, next steps and tips on where to find support moving forward.
Final Q&A and BBQ Catering

TAS: Tomato potato psyllid interactive workshop
2026-02-12 14:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TIA Vegetable Research Facility, 124 Forthside Road, Forth, Tasmania, 7310, Australia
Join us for this interactive session to learn about:

Tomato potato psyllid – why do we care?
Western Australian experience with TPP since 2017
Using traps to monitor for TPP
Impact of TPP on market access if it were found in Tasmania
Opportunity to participate in industry-led TPP monitoring program
Pick up your free TPP monitoring kit!

Who will be there:

Biosecurity Tasmania
DPIRD – WA
AUSVEG
TIA / Tasmanian Seed Potato Certification Scheme

Download the flyer here.

VIC: Drone Spraying: How Effective Is It?
2026-02-12 18:30 - 21:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Dimond’s Farm, Mollonghip, VIC, Australia
NOTE: Postponed to February | Details coming soon – please check back!

Join PotatoLink for a night-time spray demonstration in the Ballarat region.
Once the sun goes down, we’ll use UV lights to compare the coverage of drone and ground applications in field. This will show us exactly where the spray lands and how uniform the coverage is.
This workshop is tailored for potato growers and agronomists looking to better understand spraying technology and make the most of their spray programs by seeing it in action.
A BBQ dinner will commence at 6:30 pm, followed by presentations and the demonstration from 7:00 pm onwards.
Event Details

Getting the best out of spraying
Stuart Grigg together with Len Ibbotson (Syngenta’s Technical Services Lead for horticulture) will explain how to get the best spray coverage and ensure product efficacy.

Overview of drone spraying
Drone operator, Adrian from RotaVision will help us explore drone application, including nozzles and water rate.·

See it in action
Observe spray coverage & uniformity of both ground and drone applications on a field walk after dark with UV lights.

Riverina: VET Workforce Networking Roundtable
2026-02-17 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TBC

Tamworth: VET Workforce Networking Roundtable
2026-02-19 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TBC

Webinar: Skilled Refugee Labour Agreement Pilot
2026-02-19 14:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
The Department of Home Affairs invites you to attend a free webinar to learn more about how Australian employers can access the Skilled Refugee Labour Agreement Pilot Program (the Pilot).
By becoming an approved employer, businesses can access a large pool of talent to fill critical skill shortages and support the settlement of a skilled refugee and their family in Australia.
The webinar is open to employers interested in accessing a source of skilled labour that also offers a skilled refugee and their family the opportunity to rebuild their lives in Australia. The Pilot is delivered in partnership with Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB).

VIC: Grow Festival
2026-02-20 | Kyneton Racecourse, VIC, Australia
Join Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group for a big, relaxed day of learning and connection at GROW Farming Festival on Friday February 20 at Kyneton Racecourse. They’re bringing farmers, consumers, and other change makers together to drive positive change in agriculture, food & fibre production, and land stewardship.
A program of more than 40 talks, discussions, workshops, and demonstrations across four learning hubs – animals, soil, plants, people – and the adjoining GROW paddock. PLUS beautiful food & drinks available to purchase all day, music, a charity auction, and more!

Dubbo: VET Workforce Networking Roundtable
2026-02-25 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TBC

Webinar: Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook 2024/25 launch
2026-02-26 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Hort Innovation invites you to join the Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook 2024/25 launch webinar on Thursday 26 February 2026, 11am (AEDT).
As the leading data resource for growers and the broader horticulture community, the Handbook brings together independent, whole-of-industry data and provides insights into the trends that shaped the Australian horticulture industry during 2024/25.
With data covering 75 distinct categories, join to hear from industry experts as they explore the latest insights on Australian horticulture. You’ll be given a guide on how to use the Handbook, as well as an overview of a wide range of topics, including:

Production volume and farm-gate value trends by category (fruit, vegetables, nuts, and all other horticulture amenities)
Trade (exports/imports) and domestic market movements
Category performance key drivers in 2024/25

AUSVEG Hort International Women’s Day Luncheon
2026-03-04 12:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Crown Aviary, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
This event will bring together women from across the horticulture industry for an afternoon of connection, discussion, and celebration, recognising the crucial role women play across the sector.
Join us in celebrating the many incredible achievements of women in horticulture at our International Women’s Day luncheon! And hear from special guest Jacquie Felgate!
There’ll be a two-course lunch, with a beverage package and complimentary carparking for luncheon guests.
Register now!
Price: $175 per person

Canberra: VET Workforce Networking Roundtable
2026-03-05 10:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | TBC
