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.
Join PotatoLink for a field walk at the PotatoLink Tasmanian demonstration site, where they are exploring ways to optimise fertiliser practices for potato crops. The demonstration […]
Hort Innovation Australia, in collaboration with AUSVEG and Impact Innovation, invites agronomists, extension officers, and supply chain partners (e.g. AgChem, Input Suppliers, etc.) across Australia to […]
After a highly-successful event in Perth in 2024, the eagerly anticipated For Food’s Sake makes its return, set against the stunning backdrop of the mid-north coast region, with […]
Agriculture Victoria has been delivering the On-Farm Emissions Action Plan pilot as part of its commitment under the Agriculture Sector Emissions Reduction Pledge to provide practical […]
Come and have a chat to Agriculture Victoria Food Safety staff. Information and resources will be available to help growers navigate the new Food Safety Standards […]
Drop in when it suits, or lock in your spot – register here. Visitors can unknowingly bring pests, diseases and weeds onto a farm. Dirty boots, […]
With the theme Insights for Action: Fostering Growth in a Changing World, the conference underscores ABARES' role in delivering data and insights that inform policies, programs and […]
Hort Innovation Australia, in collaboration with AUSVEG and Impact Innovation, invites vegetable growers across Australia to a dedicated workshop-style webinar focusing on the challenges and needs […]
Join VegNET Tasmania for a 30-minute webinar to get essential insights into Fall Armyworm (FAW), a major pest threatening Australia’s horticulture sector and beyond. First detected […]
