More than 200 producers, consultants and guests attended the Macintyre Ag Alliance Goondiwindi Region Agribusiness held over two days last week.
Day one featured industry leader Nigel Kerin, lawyer and Nuffield Scholar Claire Booth and Goondiwindi super-connector Julia Spicer sharing their expertise on vision and mindset, succession planning and learning the skills to develop strategies for building business success around climate variability.
Special guest speaker at the dinner, Ex Goondiwindi-girl and Founder of virtual fitness organisation Off The Track Training Joy McClymont inspired guests to take control of their wellbeing with tips on how to cement health and fitness habits in busy rural lifestyles.
Held at Tom and Antoinette Archer’s beautiful property “Rexton”, day 2 of the summit featured RCS Chief of Delivery David McLean talking carbon and soil health, and the Mulloon Institute’s Sam Skeat on landscape rehydration.
The summit was funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and supported by SQ Landscapes through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. Proud sponsors included B&W Rural, Suncorp, Grain Growers, Murray Darling Basin Authority, Local Land Services and Goondiwindi Regional Council.
