Explore sustainable and regenerative agriculture with expert insights in Oakey.
Tuesday 2 March 2027
9:00am - 11:30am
51/57 Campbell St, Oakey QLD 4401, Australia
Free
Dive into an engaging and interactive session focused on sustainable and regenerative farming practices. This event offers a unique opportunity to learn from leading experts about the latest in agricultural biotechnology and soil health.
Discover practical strategies that link soils, crops, pastures, and livestock in multi-enterprise farming systems. Whether you're a broadacre grower, mixed farmer, livestock producer, or agronomist, you'll find valuable insights to enhance your operations.
Enjoy a blend of science, real-world applications, and a Q&A session designed to equip you with actionable ideas to implement on your farm.
The event features presentations by Benjamin Jack, Grant Sims, and Joel Williams, who bring decades of experience in agricultural biotechnology, cover crops, and soil health education.
Topics include seed treatments, biological inputs, plant nutrition, foliar strategies, livestock integration, grazing systems, and building soil resilience. Attendees will also gain real farm implementation insights from a multi-species cover crop expert.
This is a free event with registration required by 26 February 2026. Morning tea, light snacks, and refreshments will be provided. The first 20 registered attendees will receive a complimentary 20L drum of Organica Bio Nutrient products.
The event takes place at Oakey Services Club, located at 51–57 Campbell Street, Oakey QLD 4401. The venue is accessible and well-known within the local community.
Oakey is a regional town in Queensland, easily reachable by car and public transport from surrounding areas. Parking is available at the venue.
This setting provides a comfortable environment for learning and networking with fellow agricultural professionals and enthusiasts.
Please ensure you register before the closing date on 26 February 2026 to secure your spot and eligibility for the free nutrient product.
The event runs from 09:00 to 11:30 on Monday, 2 March 2026, so plan your travel accordingly to arrive on time.
This event is ideal for those interested in innovative farming techniques that promote sustainability and productivity.
Attendance is free, but registration is essential due to limited capacity. Secure your place by registering before the deadline.
There are no additional costs, and refreshments will be provided to keep you energized throughout the morning.
Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge without any financial commitment.
