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Forecasting to farm — Weather tools to aid seasonal planning (Webinar)
| Date: | Monday 9 June 2025 | ||
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12:30pm-1:30pm AEST
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| Cost: | Free | Event category: | People and business, Technology |
| Website: | https://www.qff.org.au/events/forecasting-to-farm-weather-tools-to-aid-seasonal-planning-webinar/ | ||
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Online
Australia
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Join Andrew Maclean, Agriculture Customer Lead, Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and Ian Moss, Agronomist, Farm Management Consultant, and Founder of FARM (Farm Agronomy & Resource Management) for a webinar focussed on the BOM’s weather and climate tools, and how they can be used to support farm agronomic decisions.
Andrew will outline how to access and interpret the Bureau’s long-range forecasts, as well as its weekly forecasts in MetEye, and My Climate View.
Ian will discuss how FARM is working with farmers to effectively utilise these types of tools to assist on farm agronomic decisions.
Our Guest Speakers
Andrew Maclean, Agriculture Customer Lead, Bureau of Meteorology (BOM)
Andrew builds and maintains relationships with agriculture customers to help the industry generate value from Bureau forecasts and other services. Andrew has a background in natural resource management and conservation and has served in senior roles in the NRM and Landcare sector and with the Victorian and Queensland Governments.
Ian Moss, Agronomist, Farm Management Consultant, and Founder of FARM (Farm Agronomy & Resource Management)
With over 30 years’ experience in agronomy, Ian partners with farmers to build profitable, resilient farming systems that restore the productivity of land and business alike. He is committed to making sustainable farming profitable—not as a buzzword, but as the foundation of agriculture’s future. He is a graduate of RCS’s Grazing and Farming for Profit programs and continues to support farmers through on-farm advice, strategic coaching, and industry engagement.
Webinar details
This workshop is being delivered as part of the Farm Business Resilience Program which is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.