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.
The Department of Home Affairs, through its Business, Industry and Regional Outreach (BIRO) network, would like to invite you to attend upcoming free information sessions on […]
A new vegetable industry dashboard is giving growers direct access to Woolworths retail scan data and shopper insights through Quantium. For the first time, growers can […]
The Australian vegetable industry is undergoing significant transformation. Automation and mechanisation are reshaping how farms operate. However, with so many technologies emerging globally, and specifications to […]
Norway’s largest political and societal arena, with several events and debates focused on food security, sustainable agriculture and agrifood tech innovation.
This event brings together farmers, agriculture and energy consultants, peak bodies, and Government representatives to share stories of on-farm renewables, their business case, and discuss what’s […]
Most fresh produce suppliers and customers now require growers to be certified against a recognised food safety program. Achieving certification not only meets market demands but also demonstrates […]
Join the free Get RIC Ready webinar to understand if a RIC low interest loan is right for you and get prepared to apply, so you […]
The theme for FarmX 2026, Sustainability & Innovation Across Every Acre, reflects the shared challenge and opportunity facing agriculture today, how to build productive, resilient farms while […]
The South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) will be holding a training and accreditation course on PREDICTA Pt. The course will be available to agronomists, […]
