Our Upcoming Events
Gippsland Dairy Farmers - turning data into better irrigation decisions workshop
This workshop is ideal for dairy farmers and advisers wanting clearer, evidence based decisions on irrigation and pasture management.
Gippsland Horticulture - turning data into better irrigation decisions workshop
This workshop is ideal for growers and their advisers, with a strong focus on finding the right hardware, to give you the right data, to solve your problems.
May Seasonal Update with Ag Logic & TAS Farm Innovation Hub
Join us for a seasonal update along with a closer look at a topic (TBC) suggested by participants
Can't make this day and time? Register to receive a recording after the event.
This webinar is part of a series of monthly webinars exploring seasonal conditions using real-time localised weather and soil moisture information and translating it into practical decision making on Tasmanian farms.
The Seasonal Update webinar series is delivered by Ag Logic with support from the TAS Farm Innovation Hub and funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
Berry growers workshop - turning data into irrigation decisions
Please join us for an informative workshop to support berry growers and their advisers to make data-informed irrigation decisions. This workshop will be held in Lilydale and will focus on how to monitor irrigation, what are the options and how to interpret the data.
Ballarat Annual Croppers Workshop - turning data into better irrigation decisions
This workshop is for farmers and advisers wanting clearer, evidence based decisions on irrigation management.
June Seasonal Update with Ag Logic & TAS Farm Innovation Hub
Join us for a seasonal update along with a closer look at a topic (TBC) suggested by participants
Can't make this day and time? Register to receive a recording after the event.
This webinar is part of a series of monthly webinars exploring seasonal conditions using real-time localised weather and soil moisture information and translating it into practical decision making on Tasmanian farms.
The Seasonal Update webinar series is delivered by Ag Logic with support from the TAS Farm Innovation Hub and funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
April Seasonal Update with Ag Logic & TAS Farm Innovation Hub
Join us for a seasonal update along with a closer look at a topic (TBC) suggested by participants
Can't make this day and time? Register to receive a recording after the event.
This webinar is part of a series of monthly webinars exploring seasonal conditions using real-time localised weather and soil moisture information and translating it into practical decision making on Tasmanian farms.
The Seasonal Update webinar series is delivered by Ag Logic with support from the TAS Farm Innovation Hub and funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
March Seasonal Update with Ag Logic & TAS Farm Innovation Hub
Join us for a seasonal update along with a closer look at a finishing off the potato season strongly
Can't make this day and time? Register to receive a recording after the event.
If the season finishes wetter than expected, how prepared are you or farmers you work with? With the potential for larger rainfall events and an autumn break ahead, there is real opportunity but also increased risk, especially for potato growers. Join our upcoming webinar where we will explore practical, on farm strategies to help reduce the risks associated with a wet harvest, with a focus on protecting potato yield and quality.
We will cover:
• Planning for significant rainfall events
• Managing soil moisture and improving drainage
• Timing dry down to maximise yield and quality
• Making confident decisions in uncertain seasonal conditions
This webinar is part of a series of monthly webinars exploring seasonal conditions using real-time localised weather and soil moisture information and translating it into practical decision making on Tasmanian farms.
The Seasonal Update webinar series is delivered by Ag Logic with support from the TAS Farm Innovation Hub and funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
