‘Absolutely fantastic’: Farm World opens with record crowd
After having last year’s event cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Farm World is back and has kicked off with a record opening day crowd.
After having last year’s event cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Farm World is back and has kicked off with a record opening day crowd.
National affairs reporter Natalie Kotsios hosts Trade Minister Dan Tehan this week, in the first of VirtuAg’s must-see live webinars.
VirtuAg is just what Australia needs: a national online event specifically for primary producers and rural communities.
Visitors to Farm World this year will have the chance to see the event by twilight in a new fixture to bring together significant ag players. Here’s what else you can expect.
The rescheduling of a major NSW field days has been deemed ‘a joke’ by leading machinery manufacturers, with it now clashing with harvest season.
The 2020 Elmore Field Days, which would have been held in October, has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Henty Machinery Field Days, the nation’s largest outdoor agricultural event, has been cancelled for the first time in 50 years because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Divisions between the state farming lobbies on reopening the Murray Darling Basin Plan were laid bare during a VirtuAg webinar.
Australia’s response to COVID-19 has rapidly increased the demand for connectivity. That’s why Telstra is giving consumer and small business customers additional data, and offering unlimited home phone calls to pensioners.
Shop, compare and enjoy exclusive offers during VirtuAg — Australia’s virtual field day — from June 3. Plus, register your attendance today to the VirtuAg Webinar Series presented by Telstra, and access expert advice and knowledge.
The sector is going to need government backing if it’s to take a lead in the coronavirus economic recovery, VFF president David Jochinke says.
Telstra has a long history of providing vital connectivity to regional, rural and remote communities — and is maintaining its determination to connect with rural communities as an active supporter of VirtuAg.
The National Centre for Farmer Health exists for one reason — to improve the health, wellbeing and safety of Australian farmers.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia is partnering with The Weekly Times for the upcoming VirtuAg virtual field-day event.
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