Macintyre Ag Alliance is hosting the Goondiwindi Region Agribusiness Summit next Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th March to build producers’ tools to prepare for future drought and climate variability.
Day one of the Summit will feature presentations from farmer, Nuffield Scholar and lawyer Claire Booth, Kerin Poll Merino Stud principal Nigel Kerin and business leader/Order of Australia recipient Julia Spicer, and a Summit dinner featuring motivator Joy McClymont of global access fitness company Off The Track Training.
Day two will centre around a carbon farming and landscape rehydration field day at Tom and Antoinette Archer’s rotational grazing property “Rexton”, with guest speakers Sam Skeat from the Mulloon Institute and RCS Chief of Delivery David McLean.
Registrations close this Sunday 20th March.
WHAT: Goondiwindi Region Agribusiness Summit
WHEN: Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 March, 2022
WHERE: Goondiwindi Cultural Centre and “Rexton,” Goondiwindi
TICKETS: www.macintyreagalliance.com/events
This project received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and Murray-Darling Basin Authority and is supported by Southern Queensland Landscapes through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. B&W Rural, Suncorp bank, GrainGrowers and Goondiwindi Regional Council are proud sponsors.
