Webinar: Growers, Share Your Insights - On-Ground Challenges in Nematode Management
2025-03-04 17:00 - 18:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
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 of nematode management.
This is your chance to share your experiences, provide valuable input, and help shape practical strategies that reflect the realities of on-ground management.
Why Attend?

Share Your Experience: Ensure that your on-farm challenges and priorities are heard and addressed.
Grower-Focused Solutions: Help shape region-specific strategies that work for you.
Inform the Conversation: Contribute insights that will drive meaningful, sustainable approaches to nematode management.

Webinar: Bites & Insights - Being Prepared for Fall Armyworm (FAW)
2025-03-05 12:00 - 12:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
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 in Far North Queensland in January 2020, FAW has since spread across QLD, NSW, WA, NT, and VIC, causing significant crop damage. Preferential crops include sweet corn, capsicum, beetroot, tomato, onion, cauliflower, lettuce, potato, maize, rice, sorghum, and wheat.
It is a declared pest in Tasmania and any sightings must be reported to Biosecurity Tasmania.
In this session, Tayla Field, VegNET Tasmania Regional Development Officer, will host a discussion with Dr. Ramesh Raj Puri, Extension Officer from QLD DPI, who has been working on Hort Innovation funded project: “National Fall Armyworm innovation system for the Australian vegetable industry”.
We’ll also hear from Veejay’s Kalfresh agronomist, John Nancarrow, who will share first-hand experiences on how FAW has affected crops and farm operations in Queensland’s Bowen growing region.
What you’ll learn:

Crop impacts seen in other regions
The importance of monitoring and early detection
How to visually identify FAW
FAW behaviour and peak activity periods
Useful resources available for growers

Don’t miss this opportunity to get informed and be prepared for any FAW incursions in Tasmania.

Bites & Insights are quick & engaging lunchtime webinars designed to deliver valuable knowledge in bite-sized sessions to Tasmanian vegetable growers and industry service providers — presented by VegNET Tasmania.

Food Safety Drop-In Session Korumburra
2025-03-05 12:30 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Austral Hotel, Korumburra
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 for berries, melons, and leafy vegetables.
For more information, please contact: food.safety@agriculture.vic.gov.au

Korumburra: Manage pest and disease risk on farm using technology
2025-03-05 12:30 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Austral Hotel, Korumburra
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, vehicles, or farm supplies could carry unwelcome hitchhikers – which can have potentially devastating impacts.
AUSVEG and Onside are evaluating how digitised farm visitor management can support decision making and return to trade when a new pest arrives. Vegetable growers, field staff and agronomists can sign up and access Onside for free.
Drop in to learn how you can use Onside to:
Digitally map your farm
Create and share a live map of your property – an Onside product specialist will be onsite to help get you set up.
Automate visitor notifications
Growers receive live visitor notifications, no matter where they are, or how many entrances. Field staff can automatically let growers know that they’ve arrived.
Capture high risk biosecurity movements
Visitors can record plant material, machinery and equipment movements on and off your property.
Contribute to real-time tracing
Share an anonymised view of check-in movement data on and off farm with AUSVEG.
Access pest and disease updates
Pick up resources and free sticky traps to learn about emerging pests such as Fall armyworm and Tomato potato psyllid
See Onside in action
Learn first hand how Redbank Farm is using Onside to manage their visitors and biosecurity.

Thank you to Korrumburra for hosting the event.
For more info contact:
Rosalie Daniel
0432 842 794
rosalie.daniel@ausveg.com.au
www.getonside.com/ausveg

Agricultural Victoria’s Food Safety team will be onsite to answer any questions growers may have on the new Food Safety Standards. Information on that session can be found here.

This project been funded by Hort Innovation using the vegetable research and development levy and funds from Australian Government.

Food Safety Drop-In Session - Lindenow
2025-03-06 12:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Lindenow Hotel, 167 Main Road, Lindenow, VIC, Australia

Lindenow: Manage pest and disease risk on farm using technology
2025-03-06 12:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Lindenow Hotel, 167 Main Road, Lindenow, VIC, Australia
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, vehicles, or farm supplies could carry unwelcome hitchhikers – which can have potentially devastating impacts.
AUSVEG and Onside are evaluating how digitised farm visitor management can support decision making and return to trade when a new pest arrives. Vegetable growers, field staff and agronomists can sign up and access Onside for free.
Drop in to learn how you can use Onside to:
Digitally map your farm
Create and share a live map of your property – an Onside product specialist will be onsite to help get you set up.
Automate visitor notifications
Growers receive live visitor notifications, no matter where they are, or how many entrances. Field staff can automatically let growers know that they’ve arrived.
Capture high risk biosecurity movements
Visitors can record plant material, machinery and equipment movements on and off your property.
Contribute to real-time tracing
Share an anonymised view of check-in movement data on and off farm with AUSVEG.
Access pest and disease updates
Pick up resources and free sticky traps to learn about emerging pests such as Fall armyworm and Tomato potato psyllid
See Onside in action
Learn first hand how Redbank Farm is using Onside to manage their visitors and biosecurity.

Thank you to Lindenow for hosting the event.
For more info contact:
Rosalie Daniel
0432 842 794
rosalie.daniel@ausveg.com.au
www.getonside.com/ausveg

Agricultural Victoria’s Food Safety team will be onsite to answer any questions growers may have on the new Food Safety Standards. Information on that session can be found here.

This project been funded by Hort Innovation using the vegetable research and development levy and funds from Australian Government.

Indoor Ag-Con 2025 - Las Vegas
2025-03-11 - 2025-03-12 | The Westgate Las Vegas
Make plans now to attend Indoor Ag-Con 2025 — the largest vertical farming | greenhouse | controlled environment agriculture gathering. From starting or sustainably scaling up to buying from or selling to indoor | vertical farms producing a growing variety of crops, our business and tech-focused events are expanding to offer new opportunities to connect all agriculture supply chain stakeholders.

Foodex Japan 2025
2025-03-11 - 2025-03-14 | Tokyo Big Sight, 3 Chome-11-1 Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo, 135-0063, Japan
Foodex Japan is the leading food and beverage tradeshow in Japan. The trade event provides business expansion opportunities and solutions for Australian fresh produce exporters. The trade event welcome more than 80,000 buyers from across Asia. Japan is an important trading partner for the Australian vegetable, onion, and melon industries.

Future Food-Tech - San Francisco
2025-03-13 - 2025-03-14 | San Francisco Marriott Marquis
Join global leaders from CPGs & retailers, ingredient and technology providers to cutting-edge innovators and investors for strategic networking, exclusive industry insight and start-up discovery.

Lindenow: Fall armyworm crop walk
2025-03-25 10:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Lindenow
Agriculture Victoria and Queensland Department of Primary Industries (QDPI) are hosting a free crop walk to provide growers insight into fall armyworm identification and management in Gippsland.
Dr Melina Miles, principal entomologist at QDPI, will lead attendees through local corn crops identifying FAW. Farmers, employees and agronomists are encouraged to attend the crop walk as a practical follow-on from last year’s FAW information session.
When: Tuesday 25 March – 10 am to 12 pm
Where: Lindenow, location to be provided after registration.
Biosecurity requirements: All attendees will be required to follow farm biosecurity requirements. Appropriate footwear and sun protection is recommended for field activities.

For more information, or if you need assistance with registration, please contact event organiser Scott Botten (Agriculture Victoria).
Email: scott.botten@agriculture.vic.gov.au
These sessions are part of the East Gippsland Fall Armyworm (FAW) Industry Learning Group under the VG22006 National Fall Armyworm Innovation System for the Australian Vegetable Industry Program. This program is supported by Agriculture Victoria, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, VegNET, and funded through Horticulture Innovation.

Improving soil health, FAW management and input use efficiencies in vegetable and potato crops
2025-03-26 12:30 - 16:30 (Australia/Brisbane) | Bundaberg, QLD
Join the Soil Wealth ICP, PotatoLink, VegNET and Fall armyworm projects for a field event exploring topics of improving soil health using cover crops, Fall armyworm management and input use efficiencies in vegetable and potato farming systems.
Agenda
Cover crops and soil health field walk

Benefits of cover crops to vegetable and potato farming systems
Legumes for Nitrogen

N contributions
Nitrogen budgets
N cycling

Considerations – termination, cycling, pest and disease
Management

FAW

General update FAW
Results & learnings from project activities
FAW and cover crops

Monitoring Environmental Performance

Update on emissions reporting requirements
Improving soil carbon

Input Use Efficiencies

Water and nutrient use efficiencies – SWICP Bundaberg demonstration site update
Spray coverage and effectiveness

Webinar: Advanced Harvesting Technologies for Field Vegetables
2025-03-27 17:00 - 19:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
Join to hear from growers and technology manufacturers on the current developments in advanced vegetable harvesting solutions
AGENDA

5:00 PM – 5:10 PM AEST: VegMech Project background

5:10 PM – 6:00 PM AEST: Transforming vegetable harvesting – Grower & Manufacturer Perspectives

With:
Adam BALLAN – General manager – Fresh Select Pty Ltd
James ROME – Head of Agriculture – East Scotland Growers
Karl THOMAS – General manager – Automated Harvesting Solutions (AHS)

6:00 PM – 6:10 PM AEST: Technology pitches

Presentation of existing solutions followed by a Q&A

Skills Assessment Webinar featuring Science, Health & Agriculture Industry
2025-04-02 13:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
Join a live webinar series designed to help you navigate the skills assessment process for popular Science, Health and Agriculture Occupations: Pharmacy Technician and Microbiologist.
Who should attend: Potential Applicants, Migration Agents/Legal Practitioners
Date: Wednesday, 2 April 2025
Time: 1:00PM – 2:00PM Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT)
Cost: AUD$70
Don’t miss out on these key takeaways from the webinar:

An insight into assessment criteria in our popular professional Science, Health and Agriculture industries.
Focusing on skills assessment process for Pharmacy Technician and Microbiologist roles, addressing common reasons for unsuccessful outcomes.
Updates on Priority Processing and Qualification Recognition Partnership
Live Q&A so bring your questions and our experts will answer your questions live.

Northern Australia Food Futures Conference 2025
2025-04-08 - 2025-04-09
Welcome to the 6th Northern Australia Food Futures Conference, the leading industry event dedicated to advancing agriculture, horticulture, forestry, and fodder across northern Australia. Scheduled for 8 – 9 April 2025 in Darwin, this biennial conference is proudly presented by the NT Farmers Association in collaboration with AgForce Queensland (AgForce), Ord River District Co-operative (ORDCO), and Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Association (KPCA).
The theme for 2025, ‘Innovative Agribusiness in Northern Australia: Nurturing Natural Assets for Future Growth,‘ focuses on developing new and creative approaches to agriculture in the northern region of Australia. This conference will bring together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to discuss cutting-edge strategies for responsible agriculture in the unique environment of Northern Australia, emphasising the importance of preserving and enhancing our natural resources for responsible development and prosperity for future generations.
The enriching two-day experience will feature:

Over 50 national and international speakers from industry, research, government, and the private sector, including passionate producers from Queensland, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory.
Comprehensive coverage of both established and emerging agricultural sectors.
Engaging workshops, keynote, and plenary sessions.
‘Taste of the Territory’ Cocktail Event.
Ancillary Events

The Northern Australia Food Futures Conference serves as a pivotal platform uniting industry leaders and stakeholders from across northern Australia. Attendees include farmers, State and Federal Ministers, government agencies, private sector companies, investors, traditional landowners, environmental experts, and scientists—all coming together to shape the future of agriculture in the Northern Territory, as well as the northern regions of Western Australia and Queensland.
Whether you have a vested interest in agricultural development or seek to forge new partnerships and explore innovative solutions, the Northern Australia Food Futures Conference is an essential event for fostering growth and collaboration in our vibrant industry.

Tas: Ag Innovation Expo 2025
2025-04-16 09:00 - 16:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Hagley Farm School, 2508 Meander Valley Road, Hagley, TAS, 7292, Australia
Join us at the 2025 Ag Innovation Expo!
Join us from April 14th to 16th for a showcase of agricultural machinery and technology.
The Expo will feature live demonstrations in our onsite demo paddock, where you can see equipment in action and explore innovations shaping the future of agriculture.
Key Highlights:

Live Equipment Demonstrations: See agricultural machinery at work in our demo paddock.
Networking Opportunities: Engage with diverse industry groups, connect with fellow growers, and network with key players in the field.
Expert Talks: Gain valuable insights from expert speakers on a range of topics affecting the agricultural sector, including soil management and preparation.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to innovate, collaborate, and shape the future of agriculture!
The main day of events is on April 16th, but make sure to keep an eye out for special events running on the 14th and 15th.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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VegNET Tasmania is hosting a sideline event, Ag-tech in action: twilight demo on innovation in vegetable production, on Tuesday 15 April from 4:30pm – 7pm, with dinner provided.
This will include a drone demonstration, sneak-peak of the FarmDroid and an informal Q & A to build knowledge of options and applications suitable for horticulture. Find out more and register here: https://events.humanitix.com/vegnet-twilight-ag-tech-in-action

Webinar: Agrifood opportunities in Vietnam
2025-04-16 12:00 - 12:45 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Understand the agriculture landscape in Vietnam. Get insights and updates from industry experts on the market opportunities and challenges, how to navigate them and how to succeed.
Hear how changing consumer trends and increasing middle-class affluence are creating opportunities for Australian agriculture in Vietnam.
Key topics

Agriculture opportunities in Vietnam
How to navigate market opportunities and challenges
Upcoming programs and events from Austrade

Who it’s for
Australian agrifood businesses looking to expand to Vietnam and the Southeast Asia region.

Tas: Get the most out of your onion crop!
2025-04-16 13:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Hagley Farm School, 2508 Meander Valley Road, Hagley, TAS, 7292, Australia
Panel discussion: What drives onion quality and pack out?
Panel discussion 1-2pm in the gym.
Join us at the Ag Innovation Expo in Hagley for an exclusive panel discussion with leading onion specialists.
Specialists from Harvest Moon, Wynyon Farm, Sumich Group, and others will answer your questions about key factors in the field and packing shed affecting onion quality and pack-out. Gain insights on how these factors can be mitigated for improving marketable yield and returns to all involved.

BioAgTech World Congress
2025-04-23 - 2025-04-25 | The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel Delhi, India, Delhi, India
BioAgTech brings together scientists, industry leaders, policymakers and others alike to collaborate on sustainable practices and advancements in BioAg.
You can also attend virtually! Use the discount code AUSMIP20 the promo code field appears at the end on checkout page.

Webinar: Risky business – risk management 101
2025-04-29 12:00 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Let’s be real. Even though farming is who we are and what we do, there’s no doubt it’s a risky business to be in.
If your farm could talk what would it say about risk? From the weather, to production risks, finances, family succession, workplace health and safety, and staff – a potential risk is always just around the corner.
But what if there was a way to lower this risk? With the mindset to expect the unexpected, we can respond and pivot faster to anything life throws at us, building a stronger business along the way.
Join Rebecca Fing, from House Paddock Consulting for this three-part short course where she will guide you in a practical, down to earth way on how you might go about identifying your specific business risks and developing your plan B, C or even D!

Why is it important to manage risk.
How to identify risk in your business.
Knowing and improving your risk capacity & tolerance.
The role of business planning and communication in risk management.

Activity: Complete the Hort360 Risk Assessment.

SA: Regional Round Up
2025-04-30 17:00 - 19:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Bridgeport Hotel, 2 Bridge St, Murray Bridge, SA, Australia
AgTech Update: Tom McCue Biotechnology R&D Manager at Hort Innovation will provide an update on the AgTech space, Leadership & Study Tours.
Waterfind: A market update on South Australia’s water conditions, focusing on the River Murray.
Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA): Hear from a representative of APVMA, who will provide key insights on regulatory processes and APVMA’s role in the industry.
Mellor Olsson: Legal insights on succession planning, Safework, IR issues and other key topics.
Complimentary dinner & drinks following speakers

Premier's Horticulture Industry Awards for Excellence 2025
2025-05-02 18:30 - 23:00 (Australia/Adelaide) | National Wine Centre, Hackney Rd & Botany Rd, Adelaide, SA, 5000, Australia
The 10th ever Premier’s Horticulture Industry Awards for Excellence 2025, proudly brought to you by AUSVEG SA, the Government of South Australia, and longstanding event partner William Buck, will be held on Friday May 2nd from 6:30pm at the National Wine Centre.
All award categories are open to applicants from across the horticulture sector with state winners becoming SA industry endorsed candidates for the national horticulture awards held at Hort Connections in Brisbane June 2025.
They again expect around 300 growers, industry leaders, and supporters to join us for the night and thank the Premier of South Australia the Hon. Peter Malinauskas for supporting the awards as official patron.

Webinar: Tips & tricks to manage common risks in farming… including the ones you haven’t thought of!
2025-05-06 12:00 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Let’s be real. Even though farming is who we are and what we do, there’s no doubt it’s a risky business to be in.
If your farm could talk what would it say about risk? From the weather, to production risks, finances, family succession, workplace health and safety, and staff – a potential risk is always just around the corner.
But what if there was a way to lower this risk? With the mindset to expect the unexpected, we can respond and pivot faster to anything life throws at us, building a stronger business along the way.
Join Rebecca Fing, from House Paddock Consulting for this three-part short course where she will guide you in a practical, down to earth way on how you might go about identifying your specific business risks and developing your plan B, C or even D!

Business Risks – Financial viability, market risks
Infrastructure Risks – Aging infrastructure, extreme weather, water quality, environmental risks
Horticulture Operations Risks – Climate and biosecurity risks
Caring for Our Land – Land conditions, water security
People & Workforce Risks – WHS, key personnel, and family succession risks

Activity: Identify three-to-five things you can do immediately to improve these risks in your business. Consider three things you want more information about… bring them to the Q&A session.

Skye Field Day - Butler Market Gardens
2025-05-07 15:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Butler Market Gardens, 127 Taylors Road, Skye, VIC, 3977, Australia
Join for a farm walk, presentations and networking BBQ at the Soil Wealth ICP demonstration site at Butler Market Gardens.

The farm walk will focus on the benefits of using cover crops including biofumigants for improving nutrient cycling, microbial activity and disease suppression.

Participants will hear from:

Dale Creed (Butler Market Gardens Operation Manager) and Camilla Humphries (Soil Wealth ICP/RMCG) who will provide an update on the trial site
Doris Blaesing (Soil Wealth ICP/RMCG) who will discuss the benefits of cover cropping
Bruce Scott (Campbells Fertilisers Australasia Pty Ltd) who will talk about the use of nitrogen inhibiting fertilisers to improve nutrient use efficiency in your crop.

Webinar: IP for export
2025-05-13 12:00 - 12:45 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
This interactive webinar will help simplify international IP protection with the latest information from IP Australia.
Tailored for Australian business looking to expand into new overseas markets, you’ll get practical insights through case studies and scenarios. Learn how registered IP rights can protect your brands and inventions, helping your business to grow.​
Key topics

Benefits and risks of applying for IP protection overseas​
International IP considerations including localisation (adapting your IP to suit the local market) and infringement​
International IP systems including the Madrid and Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)​
Managing IP in key international markets ​

Who it’s for
This webinar is for Australian businesses looking to expand into new overseas markets.

Webinar: Chew the fat – Q&A session to support your next steps
2025-05-13 12:00 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Let’s be real. Even though farming is who we are and what we do, there’s no doubt it’s a risky business to be in.
If your farm could talk what would it say about risk? From the weather, to production risks, finances, family succession, workplace health and safety, and staff – a potential risk is always just around the corner.
But what if there was a way to lower this risk? With the mindset to expect the unexpected, we can respond and pivot faster to anything life throws at us, building a stronger business along the way.
Join Rebecca Fing, from House Paddock Consulting for this three-part short course where she will guide you in a practical, down to earth way on how you might go about identifying your specific business risks and developing your plan B, C or even D!

Sharing of changes that have been made – lets inspire each other.
Questions from the group for clarity or further information.

Webinar: Powerful Pollinators
2025-05-18 12:00 - 13:15 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
The Wheen Bee Foundation are hosting a FREE Webinar!
Join Lea Hannah Project Manager Powerful Pollinators, Dr Anna Carrucan, Second-generation beekeeper & botanist, ecologist & conservation agriculturalist and Dr Megan Halcroft from Bees Business, for a webinar to:

Find out how pollinators can play a role in healthy farm enterprises
Discover how to encourage pollinator populations on your property
Be introduced to our new planting guides and how they can be used on farm
Find out how to apply for tree grants that support pollinator habitat restorations

Webinar: Bee Friendly Farming: Understand Varroa's impact on Australian agriculture
2025-05-19 12:30 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
As the spread of Varroa mite continues to reshape the landscape for bees and pollination in Australia, understanding its potential long-term impacts is critical.
In this free Bee Friendly Farming webinar, industry experts will discuss Rabobank’s new report, How Varroa mites might impact Australian pollinators. Hosted by Wheen Bee Foundation CEO Fiona Chambers, the session will explore how the 2022 Varroa incursion may affect managed and wild honey bees and what this means for Australian agriculture and food systems.
Featured speakers include:

Stefan Vogel, Rabobank General Manager of RaboResearch Australia & New Zealand and author of the report
Danny Le Feuvre, CEO, Australian Honey Bee Council
Tim Jackson, CEO, Almond Board of Australia

Webinar: Optimising Trade for the Australian Vegetables Industry
2025-05-21 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
This 1-hour webinar will explore key findings from Vegetable and Onion levy-funded project MT24001 focused on understanding Australia’s vegetable export capabilities and how they stack up against global competitors. It will provide insights into where Australia can learn from others to streamline operations and boost export success in key markets.
As part of the webinar, participants will be introduced to market factsheets developed for six priority export destinations: Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Spain. These factsheets outline important considerations for exporters, offering foundational knowledge to support market entry and growth.
The project was delivered by KPMG and involved identifying opportunities for the Australian onion and vegetable industry in both existing and emerging export markets. KPMG conducted detailed analysis on logistics costs, supply chain management, and government support, benchmarking Australia’s performance against global competitors to highlight areas for improvement and opportunity.
The global trade landscape has shifted in the time between the final report and this webinar. As such, this webinar will include discussion around the recent USA trade policies and tariffs with a focus on the impacts for the Australian onion and vegetable industry.

This project has been funded by Hort Innovation, using the Vegetable and Onion Fund research and development levy and contributions from the Australian Government. Hort Innovation is the grower-owned, not-for-profit research and development corporation for Australian horticulture.

VIC: An Introduction to Applying Lean Principles for Increased Productivity and Profiability
2025-05-27 - 2025-05-28

Hort Connections 2025
2025-06-04 - 2025-06-06 | Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Merivale St & Glenelg Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4101, Australia
Hort Connections 2025 will be held in Brisbane, following a highly celebrated Hort Connections 2024 in Melbourne.
Hort Connections 2025 will again adapt to the horticulture industry’s ever-changing needs, and will offer plenty of networking opportunities, champion the trade show, and host the Horticulture Awards for Excellence 2025 on Friday 6 June.
Hort Connections speakers and exhibitors will showcase the latest research, technologies, and innovations to offer new perspectives on the future of Australasia’s horticulture industry.
