Regional drought resilience program planning — Online
2025-11-27 09:00 - 12:30 (Australia/Brisbane) | Online, Australia
Regional Development Australia invites community input to help co-design practical projects that bring the Burnett and Mary Regional Drought Resilience Plans to life. Your ideas and local knowledge will help shape initiatives that strengthen our communities.
During 2023/24, a team from UniSQ worked with Regional Development Australia Wide Bay Burnett to carry out extensive stakeholder engagement and develop the Mary and the Burnett Regional Drought Resilience Plans (RDRPs). These two RDRPs both contain Action Plans that broadly describe initiatives that stakeholders across the region recommended to lessen the impacts of drought and build future resilience. Now that the RDRPs have been formally approved by the State and the Australian governments, we move forward in developing an implementation plan and turn the broad initiatives into ‘fundable’ projects.
We invite you to work with us as interested stakeholders to gather your ideas and inputs and co-design a series of project outlines based on the broad ideas in the RDRP Action Plans. We are holding a series of short but interactive workshops to gather advice on the important steps and elements needed to most effectively implement these projects in the Mary and Burnett regions. You will also get a chance to let us know which of the projects you think are a regional priority to build resilience for future droughts.
Click here to RSVP

Building natural capital within a grazing management system — Moondooner
2025-11-27 09:00 - 15:30 | 13 Sanders Road, Moondooner, 13 Sanders Road, Moondooner, Queensland, 4605, Australia
Burnett Mary Regional Group presents: Building natural capital within a grazing management system
Featuring Guest Speakers

Michael Taylor – 6th Generation Farmer and 2024 Nuffield Scholar, Taylors Run Farm. A 6th generation farmer, and 2024 Nuffield Scholar, Michael will share his family experiences from the challenges of surviving New England dieback to their involvement in a natural capital initiative, Farming For the Future. Michael will speak to the immense value of nature in grazing systems, benefits of agroforestry, growing trees and integrating shelter belts. Enjoy this powerful presentation on the success story of Taylors Run Farm and how Michael, his family and these lands are reaping the benefits of improving soil carbon, biodiversity, conservation and resilience within the landscape, whilst maintaining a profitable and productive grazing system.

Andrew Zerner – RCS Regional Facilitator. Andrew will provide an overview of the RCS grazing principles and how these can be developed to support an effective grazing land management system. The highlight of the day will include a paddock demonstration and how to apply these principles in a grazing system. Discussions will focus on the importance of ground cover, plant diversity and how landscape hydrology and tree planting supports your landscape assets – natural capital.

Leesa Kelly – Senior Program Manager, Natural Capital Team, BMRG. Leesa will share information on BMRG’s Climate Smart Catchments Project which is designed to provide a starting point for landholders to better understand Natural Capital and provide pathways to environmental markets like carbon and biodiversity.

Rob Young – Eco Insects. Rob will provide an overview of services available to attendees and the role of beneficial insects in a grazing system. Discussions will include tailored biological solutions to help restore and maintain healthy ecosystems with a focus on dung beetles. Eco Insects will also touch on the importance of improving nutrient cycling, soil health, and pasture productivity.

Scott Hodgson – Host property owner. Scott will speak about his experience in joining the Empowering Adaptive Graziers in the Burnett Mary program, the advantages of completing the education courses, changes made so far and future plans to improve landscape function and on-farm operations.

Event Highlights
Enjoy a powerful presentation showcasing Taylors Run. Listen to how this 6th generation family farm are working with nature-based solutions, developing large scale tree plantings and shelter belts to improve ecosystem health and landscape hydration, whilst supporting a successful grazing operation.

Unlock the potential of your livestock operation with an overview of the RCS grazing principles, an effective grazing land management system, and how this supports on-farm production and profitability

Gain insight on natural capital, carbon, and biodiversity markets

Learn more about dung beetles, beneficial insects and how they can support a landscape.

To reserve your seat, click here

Business EDGE - Broome
2025-12-01 08:00 - 2025-12-02 17:00 | Broome, Broome , WA, 6725, Australia
Business EDGE- Broome
Get your head around more of the ‘business side’ of your business…
Date: 1st & 2nd December 2025
Time: 8.00am to 5.00pm both days
Venue: Broome, WA
Cost: $500 + GST (usually $1750)
Presented by Bush AgriBusiness
Cost includes comprehensive set of Workshop Notes, Workbook, decision support spreadsheet tools and all catering.
To register contact Mel McDonald on M: 0428 948 728 or email: manager@kpca.net.au
Who to contact for more information: Contact deliverer Simone Parker on M: 0408 818 043 or admin@bushagri.com.au
Click here to see the full event flyer

Stay ahead of pasture dieback — Boggarella via Augathella
2025-12-02 07:00 - 13:00 | Boggarella via Augathella, Augathella, Queensland, 4477, Australia
Join DPI’s Pasture Agronomy team for an interactive practical session focused on pasture dieback management.
Learn the latest on dieback research and discover how to move forward.
In particular:

identifying symptoms and the pasture mealybug in the paddock
long-term management strategies
selecting dieback tolerant grasses and legumes
pasture renovation methods and benefits
managing legume-grass pastures for long-term production and persistence.

Reserve your seat!
Let us know you’re coming by 28 November, reserving your seat, here: https://www.trybooking.com/DHFXM
Got questions?
For more information contact Patricia Nolan on 0467 910 190.

Regional drought resilience program planning — Kingaroy
2025-12-02 09:00 - 12:30 | Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce Office, Kingaroy street, Kingaroy, Queensland, 4610, Australia

Regional drought resilience program planning — Gayndah
2025-12-03 09:00 - 12:30 | Gayndah Hall, Gayndah, Queensland, 4625, Australia

Stay ahead of pasture dieback — Mitchell
2025-12-03 14:00 - 18:00 | Westwood, Mitchell, Mitchell, Queensland, 4465, Australia
Mitchell and District Landcare invites you to join DPI’s Pasture Agronomy team for a practical session focused on challenges to pasture productivity and management options relevant to the Mitchell area.
Learn the latest pasture research.
In particular:

identifying symptoms and the pasture mealybug in the paddock
selecting dieback tolerant grasses and legumes
managing legume-grass pastures for long-term production and persistence with a closer look at leucaena in the Mitchell district.

Reserve your seat!
Let us know you’re coming by 1 December, reserving your seat, here: https://www.trybooking.com/DHGFK
Got questions?
For more information contact Rhonda from Connect Ag on 0407 678 574.

Business EDGE - Pilbara
2025-12-04 08:00 - 2025-12-05 17:00 | Southern Pilbara, WA, Australia
Business EDGE- Pilbara
Get your head around more of the ‘business side’ of your business…
Date: 4th & 5th December 2025
Time: 8.00am to 5.00pm both days
Venue: Pilbara, WA
Cost: $500 + GST (usually $1750) *Discounted prices are possible thanks to support from KPCA and NTCA and funding from the Northern Hub.
Presented by Bush AgriBusiness
Cost includes comprehensive set of Workshop Notes, Workbook, decision support spreadsheet tools and all catering.
To register contact Mel McDonald on M: 0428 948 728 or email: manager@kpca.net.au
Who to contact for more information: Contact deliverer Simone Parker on M: 0408 818 043 or admin@bushagri.com.au
Click here to see the full event flyer

Map your plan workshop — Bell
2025-12-04 08:30 - 15:00 | Bell Bunya Community Centre, 71 Maxwell Street, Bell, Queensland, 4408
Rural Solutions Queensland is hosting a free, hands-on workshop in Bell to equip you with practical tools and strategies for farm planning.
Walk away with a free personalised bonnet-sized farm map and practical action plan to address risks to your farm business. Plus, editable digital maps to continue refining and implementing your strategies at home.
Bell Community Hall, Thursday, 4 December, 8:30am to 3:00pm.
Limited spaces!
Register now: https://bit.ly/3WvFVUX
Registrations close 7am Monday, 17 November.
This workshop is proudly supported by the Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer Program (funded by the Australian and Queensland Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements) and the Farm Business Resilience Program (jointly funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government).

Regional drought resilience program planning — Bundaberg
2025-12-04 09:00 - 12:30 | Bundaberg Multiplex Centre, 1 Civic Street, Bundaberg West, Qld, 4670, Australia

Grazing Fundamentals EDGE- Emerald
2025-12-05 08:30 - 16:30 | CH CoLab, 9-13 King street, Emerald, QLD, 4735, Australia
Join Jill Alexander (Applied Ag) for a one-day Grazing Fundamentals EDGE workshop
WHERE: CH CoLab, 9-13 King Street, Emerald QLD
WHEN: 5th December 2025 (8:30am- 4:30pm)
COST: $935* incl. GST per person (5% discount if booked and paid by before the 31st of October).
(includes comprehensive set of Workshop Notes and Workbook as well as lunch, morning/afternoon tea)
Attending this workshop will help you better understand:
• The soils and plants in your area
• Connections between land condition, pasture growth and animal production
• The importance of ground cover and soil moisture
• How to allow for climate variability when planning and how to forage budget
• The different grazing systems available.
Register now. Places Limited. Bookings close 22 November: Contact Jill Alexander- 0427 764 897, jillalexander@bigpond.com
OR REGISTER HERE
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VIEW THE EVENT FLYER HERE

JAB Agri Solutions Compliance and technology: workshop 3 — Pittsworth
2025-12-08 08:30 - 16:00 | Pittsworth Function Centre, 42 Hume Street, Pittsworth, Qld, 4356, Australia
Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. In this one-day workshop, we break down LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements into clear, simple steps you can actually follow. You’ll also learn how to build a practical biosecurity plan, record livestock movements, and explore easy-to-use technology like NLIS readers, eNVDs, and scales. The day is fully catered, with guest speakers on hand to share insights, and you’ll leave with resources, checklists, and digital tools to take the stress out of compliance.
Why it matters
Strong records and biosecurity practices aren’t just red tape—they protect your livestock, your property, and the wider red meat industry. Getting compliance right opens up more market opportunities, builds trust in your livestock, and gives you peace of mind. This workshop helps you simplify the process, get hands-on with tools, and ask the questions you’ve always wanted answered.
Who it’s for?

Producers who feel overwhelmed by NLIS, LPA, and biosecurity rules

Hobby farmers wanting confidence they’re “doing it right”

Small-scale operators who want simple systems and digital tools

Anyone ready to reduce paperwork stress and safeguard their farm

You take-home
✔ Step-by-step guidance to meet LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements
✔ A practical biosecurity plan template you can implement straight away
✔ Hands-on exposure to technology that makes compliance easier
✔ Confidence that your farm records are correct, complete, and future-proof
Tickets available for individual sessions OR grab the discounted 3-session package for the full experience.
Seats are limited – secure your spot now!
Pittsworth, QLD

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Productive and persistent legume pastures — Moonie
2025-12-09 08:00 - 16:00 | Moonie Sports Club, Corner of Moonie and Leichardt Highways, Moonie, Queensland, 4406, Australia
Learn about the latest science and ‘how-to’ for the best legume pastures
At the Productive and persistent legume pastures event, attendees will hear about:

Reliable techniques to successfully establish legumes into existing improved pastures.
How to select the right legume for your situation.
Tips for managing legume-grass pastures for long term productivity and drought resilience.
Develop an action plan for your pasture legume establishment. Bring your soil test results if you would like to discuss them.
Personalised, one-on-one support for new paddock sowings.

This event is provided by the Queensland Pasture Resilience Program, funded by the Queensland Government, Australian Government and Meat and Livestock Australia. Morning tea and lunch provided.

Breeding EDGE- Katherine
2025-12-09 08:00 - 2025-12-11 17:00
Katherine Breeding EDGE is a three-day workshop designed to help in improving and refining you beef breeder herd management plans.
Location: Katherine, NT
When: 9-11 December 2025
Cost:

$1,950 + GST / 1st person from one business.
$1,650 + GST / 2nd and 3rd person from same business (primary producers only).

Cost includes workshop notes, workbook, electronic files, other materials and catering.

Presenters:
Whitney Dollemore – Northern BreedAssist
ACV & BULLCHECK accredited vet – Vet Dr Rupert Trembath – Katherine Vet Care Centre
Topics covered include:

current herd performance – what measures matter most
reproduction and reproduction loss
managing the breeders and herd management plans
bull fertility and management
genetic improvement of your herd (including breeding objectives)
identifying “not so obvious” bull faults that impact reproduction
reproductive diseases and diseases impacting reproduction
breeder herd management plans
genetic principles and selection tools
selection and selection criteria for traits important to you
breeds and breeding systems.

More information can be found here in the EVENT FLYER

To register, contact:
Whitney Dollemore – M: 0400 649 381 or E: whitney@nthbreedassist.com

JAB Agri Solutions Compliance and technology: workshop 3 — Boonah
2025-12-09 08:30 - 16:00 | Boonah Tavern, 88 High Street, Boonah, Queensland, 4310, Australia
Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. In this one-day workshop, we break down LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements into clear, simple steps you can actually follow. You’ll also learn how to build a practical biosecurity plan, record livestock movements, and explore easy-to-use technology like NLIS readers, eNVDs, and scales. The day is fully catered, with guest speakers on hand to share insights, and you’ll leave with resources, checklists, and digital tools to take the stress out of compliance.
Why it matters
Strong records and biosecurity practices aren’t just red tape—they protect your livestock, your property, and the wider red meat industry. Getting compliance right opens up more market opportunities, builds trust in your livestock, and gives you peace of mind. This workshop helps you simplify the process, get hands-on with tools, and ask the questions you’ve always wanted answered.
Who it’s for?

Producers who feel overwhelmed by NLIS, LPA, and biosecurity rules

Hobby farmers wanting confidence they’re “doing it right”

Small-scale operators who want simple systems and digital tools

Anyone ready to reduce paperwork stress and safeguard their farm

You take-home
✔ Step-by-step guidance to meet LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements
✔ A practical biosecurity plan template you can implement straight away
✔ Hands-on exposure to technology that makes compliance easier
✔ Confidence that your farm records are correct, complete, and future-proof
Tickets available for individual sessions OR grab the discounted 3-session package for the full experience.
Seats are limited – secure your spot now!
Boonah, QLD

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JAB Agri Solutions Compliance and technology: workshop 3 — Kingaroy
2025-12-10 08:30 - 16:00 | Kingaroy RSL, Cnr Short and Markwell Streets, Kingaroy, Qld, 4610, Australia
Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. In this one-day workshop, we break down LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements into clear, simple steps you can actually follow. You’ll also learn how to build a practical biosecurity plan, record livestock movements, and explore easy-to-use technology like NLIS readers, eNVDs, and scales. The day is fully catered, with guest speakers on hand to share insights, and you’ll leave with resources, checklists, and digital tools to take the stress out of compliance.
Why it matters
Strong records and biosecurity practices aren’t just red tape—they protect your livestock, your property, and the wider red meat industry. Getting compliance right opens up more market opportunities, builds trust in your livestock, and gives you peace of mind. This workshop helps you simplify the process, get hands-on with tools, and ask the questions you’ve always wanted answered.
Who it’s for?

Producers who feel overwhelmed by NLIS, LPA, and biosecurity rules

Hobby farmers wanting confidence they’re “doing it right”

Small-scale operators who want simple systems and digital tools

Anyone ready to reduce paperwork stress and safeguard their farm

You take-home
✔ Step-by-step guidance to meet LPA, NLIS, PIC, and CVD requirements
✔ A practical biosecurity plan template you can implement straight away
✔ Hands-on exposure to technology that makes compliance easier
✔ Confidence that your farm records are correct, complete, and future-proof
Tickets available for individual sessions OR grab the discounted 3-session package for the full experience.
Seats are limited – secure your spot now!
Kingaroy, QLD

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Grazing and fire management — Millmerran
2025-12-13 09:00 - 12:00 | Millmerran, Millmerran, Queensland, 4357, Australia
Southern Queensland Landscapes invites you to a practical morning sharing knowledge about the role of fire in improving the health and productivity of your pasture while managing the risk of wildfire on your property.
Topics covered

Using cool burns for pasture improvement
preparing for a cool burn
managing the risk of wildfire
practical demonstrations on thinning and firebreaks
when and how to apply for a burn permit
who can help.

The field day will discuss how to prepare for a cool burn which will be conducted at a follow up field day next year.
Let SQL know you’re coming!
RSVP by 10 December to 0427 952 336 or email millmerranlandcare@bigpond.com.

Master the Balance: Boosting North Australian breeder performance with pasture management WEBINAR
2025-12-17 13:00 - 14:00 | Online via GoToWebinar
Is your breeder herd pulling its weight? If you’re unsure, this webinar is for you. We’ll cut through the data and focus on what really matters for northern Australian pastoral businesses—practical steps to identify underperformance and improve results.
Hear from industry experts:

Robyn Cowley (NT DAF) and Kieren McCosker (QAFFI) will share key insights from the Cash Cow and Sweet Spot projects.
Ian McLean (Bush Agribusiness) will break down the economics of breeder performance.
NT and QLD producers Michael Johnson (Tipperary Group) and Grant Keane (Australian Country Choice) will reveal the changes they’ve made on their properties and the results they’ve achieved.

What you’ll learn:

How to spot underperforming breeder herds.
Key benchmarks for breeder performance.
The link between pasture utilisation, reproduction, and productivity.
Practical steps to assess and improve your herd.
The financial benefits of optimising breeder performance.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more on transforming your herd’s performance and profitability. Register now!

Yarn on a "We bought a farm!" — Limestone Ridges
2026-01-18 14:30 - 17:00 | Limestone Ridges, Limestone Ridges, Queensland, 4305, Australia
Visit Fiona and Allan’s farm and Land for Wildlife property at Limestone Ridges.

Boonah and District Landcare looks forward to seeing you at the first Yarn on a Farm event for 2026.

New or looking to renew?
To welcome people new to the region, especially those who have bought a property to manage with stock, and those looking to refresh their management goals, we’re starting 2026 with renewed focus with a special Yarn on a ‘We bought a Farm!’.
Come and share the learnings made by Fiona and Allan, who purchased their place in 2018 and started managing it regeneratively after the break of the 2019 drought.
Our special guest speakers are Katie and Andrew Zerner from Knowledge to Practice. Katie and Andrew are experienced regenerative land managers and educators who will be introducing their workshop and consulting services to help people connect the dots between goals, landscape and livestock.
Yarn on a Farm events are an initiative by Boonah and District Landcare to connect and share collective wisdom towards stewardship of the land we manage. Come along, ask questions and meet others in the area who can help you on your farming journey.

Key event details

This is an on-farm event.
Wear clean shoes – please don’t bring your farm to their farm.
Follow the signs and park where directed.
The exact location will be emailed to guests a couple of days before the event.
Free event but bookings required.
BYO own chair.
BYO water bottle and stay hydrated.
Please wear suitable clothing, footwear and insect repellent.
Be sun safe – slip, slop, slap.
Tea/coffee provided but we’d love you to bring a plate of afternoon tea to share.

Producers day — Charters Towers
2026-01-31 08:00 - 17:00 | Dalrymple Trade Training Centre, 1-13 Macpherson Street, Charters Towers, Queensland, 4757, Australia
Join Gener8 Reproduction for Producers Day at Charters Towers, Saturday 31 January.
Build for producers who want to:

tighten joinings
lift conception rates
make confident reproduction decisions.

Speakers
Hear from:

Jo Gangemi, Beef Extension Officer from Department of Primary Industries as she presents findings from the Repronomics project and incorporating key messages from the project
Rod Linke, Strategic Account Manager from Vytelle, as he discusses Vyelle’s cattle monitoring system designed to help producers improve reproduction performance and herd management.

Seats are limited!
To secure your spot, email info@gener8repro.com.au.

Cost of Production Workshop - Barcaldine
2026-02-02 09:00 - 14:00 | Barcaldine, Barcaldine, Qld, 4725, Australia
Do you know what it costs you to produce a kilogram of beef, wool, lamb or goat? Join us for this course so you can build your financial understanding and business confidence.
Course structure:

Face to face workshop – Build your financial understanding and business confidence. Learn principles behind CoP and how to calculate it effectively for your enterprise.
Online session 1 & 2 – Practical, guided sessions to help you enter your data accurately into the CoP tool and assist with any questions.
Final online session – Discover CoP results, identify targets and explore strategies to improve efficiency and profitability by lowering your CoP.

Cost of Production Workshop - Cunnamulla
2026-02-04 09:00 - 14:00 | Cunnamulla, Cunnamulla, Qld, 4490, Australia

Pest animal workshop — Mungindi
2026-02-04 10:00 - 14:00 | Mungindi, Queensland, 2406, Australia
North West Local Land Services invite landholders in the Mungindi and Boomi area to join the invasive species pest team for a workshop to learn about the different methods of pest animal control and monitoring that can be used on property.
Topics covered at the workshop include:
• practical pig control
• pig ecology and behaviour
• importance of free feeding
• trapping techniques and trapping display
• baiting options
• aerial control project update
• diseases and safe handling of pest animals
• private contractor on site to discuss control methods.

Succession negotiation workshop series: Phase 1 — Collinsville
2026-02-12 08:00 - 2026-02-13 17:00 | Opal Ridge Motel, 23 Stanley Street, Collinsville, Qld, 4804, Australia
NQ Dry Tropics invites you to Allan Parker’s Succession negotiation workshop series.
In a rapidly changing world, we need to evolve to stay in step with our surroundings. Succession negotiation helps individuals, groups and communities create practical, future-ready succession pathways. It moves us beyond ‘business-as-usual’ toward transition, transformation, and ultimately co-creation — unlocking new ways of thinking, working and progressing together.
Read more about Allan Parker
Phase 1: Leading and negotiating succession planning | 12-13 February, Opal Ridge Motel (conference room), Collinsville
Phase 2: Regional brain resetting | 7-8 May, Opal Ridge Motel (conference room), Collinsville
Thinking of coming?
For more information contact Teagan Morris, NQ Dry Tropics NRM Project Manager on 0418 816 753.
This event is hosted by the Landholders Driving Change (LDC2) project funded by the Queensland Government through the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.

Drought, dirt and decisions field day — Mitchell
2026-02-12 10:30 - 16:00 | Abbieglassie, Mitchell, Mitchell, Queensland, Australia
Join Mitchell Landcare, ConnectAg, DPI, RFCSQ and Applied Ag at McLean family property, Abbieglassie.

Get on the front foot with options for drought preparedness as well as getting a handle on locally relevant strategies for protecting soil assets.
This event brought to you through support from the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Recovery Program and the Grazing Future’s Prepare and Prosper program funding in partnership with the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Secure your spot!

Carbon EDGE — Toowoomba
2026-02-18 - 2026-02-19 | Toowoomba, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350, Australia
Carbon EDGE — Taking carbon from a concept to an action plan
Understand the opportunities for emissions reduction and carbon storage in your livestock grazing business.
Use your own information to develop an action plan for your business.
Attending this workshop will help you learn:

key terminology and concepts relating to greenhouse gases (GHG) within the red meat industry
in-depth information on the practices to reduce and sequester GHG within a livestock grazing business
weighing up opportunities and risks associated with generating carbon credits and how they can be used to benefit livestock businesses
understanding carbon neutrality and how it aligns to your business goals
developing a carbon action plan that incorporates practical, achievable strategies to meet your objectives.

You will learn through group-based activities and tools, applying new information to your own context with snapshot the support of an expert deliverer. Every workshop will include case studies and examples for participants to learn from.
Who is the Carbon EDGE program for?
The program is for red meat producers who are looking to build on their understanding of carbon. The program will help participants move into a planning and action phase, identifying practices and technologies that could be incorporated into their business to benefit their bottom line and the environment. It is also suitable for advisors and other service providers looking to enhance their understanding of the current operating environment.
Event presenters
The Carbon EDGE workshop will be presented by Rhonda Toms-Morgan and John McLaughlin of Connect Ag.
Pre-workshop preparation
The design of the Carbon EDGE workshops recognises that everyone will be at a different starting point when it comes to carbon. However, it is highly recommended that participants complete pre-work before attending to get the best out of the program. This includes the eLearning modules available on MLA’s Toolbox and a carbon account. Your workshop deliverer will be in touch to guide you through this process.
Investment
$250+GST for producers, discounted from ($1750+GST). This event is supported by the SQNNSW Innovation Hub through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.
Cost includes a comprehensive manual, workbook/planning template, tools and resources to take home and catering.

Understanding Meat Standards Australia — Webinar
2026-02-18 18:00 - 19:30 | Online webinar, Australia
Free national webinar for producers wanting to understand how MSA fits into on-farm decision-making, compliance and market alignment.
Many small and emerging livestock producers hear the term MSA regularly, yet remain unsure how Meat Standards Australia actually works, whether it applies to their operation, or how it fits into everyday on-farm and market decisions.
To help address this gap, JAB Agri Solutions, in collaboration with Meat & Livestock Australia, is delivering an upcoming webinar designed to provide a clear, entry-level introduction to Meat Standards Australia (MSA) — specifically tailored for small-scale, lifestyle and emerging producers.
This session is not designed to be technical or overwhelming. Instead, it focuses on practical understanding and confidence-building, supporting producers to better align production decisions with market requirements.
What the webinar will cover

What Meat Standards Australia is and why it exists
How producers can access and opt in to MSA
Minimum requirements explained in plain language
Producer pathways and what MSA reports actually mean
How MSA fits into on-farm decision-making, compliance and market alignment

The content will walk through MSA from an entry-level perspective, assuming no prior experience with the program. It is designed to complement existing MLA and MSA systems, not duplicate them, and to support correct understanding and application at the producer level.
Who should attend
This webinar is particularly relevant for:

small landholders and emerging cattle producers
producers unsure which market pathways best suit their enterprise
those new to selling livestock or reviewing their current approach
producers wanting clarity on MSA without industry jargon.

As industry expectations around traceability, compliance and eating quality continue to increase, understanding programs like MSA is becoming an important part of making informed, confident business decisions — regardless of enterprise size.
This session aims to give producers clarity, confidence and a practical foundation they can build on over time.
Bring your questions — there will be a Q&A session at the end.
Reserve your spot.

Building high performing farm teams — Webinar
2026-02-19 12:00 - 13:00 | Online webinar, Australia
AgriWebb invites you to participate in their latest webinar, Building high performing farm teams, 19 February at 12pm (AEST).
Learn how better onboarding, task management and scheduling can boost efficiency.
High-performing farm teams are built on clarity and communication.
In this webinar, learn how better onboarding, task management and scheduling big events throughout the year can help your team work smarter, stay aligned and get more done, without adding complexity. See how AgriWebb gives you the visibility and control to run your farm team with confidence.

Connectivity clinic and tech muster — Bollon
2026-02-19 12:00 - 18:00 | Bollon Civic Centre, Main Street, Bollon, Qld, 4488, Australia
Join Agforce, SJN Rural and the Regional Tech Hub at Bollon on 19 February to dive into their tech showcase and experience the latest in tools for your home, business and farm.
Bring your tech and connectivity challenges, and connect with experts ready to help!
There will be:

presentations and demonstrations from ag-tech specialists
experts who can help with your tech and connectivity questions
tech muster stallholders.

To secure your ticket for the Bollon event, click here.

Connectivity clinic and tech muster — Thallon
2026-02-20 08:30 - 14:00 | Thallon Hall, 41-43 William Street, Thallon, Queensland, 4497, Australia
Join Agforce, SJN Rural and the Regional Tech Hub at Thallon on 20 February to dive into their tech showcase and experience the latest in tools for your home, business and farm.
Bring your tech and connectivity challenges, and connect with experts ready to help!
There will be:

presentations and demonstrations from ag-tech specialists
experts who can help with your tech and connectivity questions
tech muster stallholders.

To secure your ticket for the Thallon event, click here.
