Could ovine pneumonia be affecting more sheep flocks than we realise? Join SALRC Connect on 29 September at 1pm AEST as Dr Joan Lloyd explores the latest research on ovine pneumonia.
Register now: https://t.co/nLIRIl44Yf
AI and agtech are moving quickly. But the real question for livestock producers isn't “What technology is available?” it is “Can it make my business more productive, more efficient or more profitable?” That's the question at the heart of Livestock 2026.
We’re looking for the next generation of young producers, researchers and extension professionals to join us at Livestock 2026 in Wagga Wagga.
📅 Applications close 4 September 2026
👉 Find out more and apply: https://t.co/w5k4hsQfr4
Entries for the SALRC AgTech Student Innovation Competition close soon. Successful applicants will receive travel bursary, conference registration, the opportunity to present their research to industry decision-makers, valuable networking opportunities https://t.co/w5k4hsQfr4
Future Voices in Livestock – applications open!
Are you a young producer, researcher or extension professional (35 or under)? Join us at Livestock 2026 and be part of shaping the future of livestock.
📅 Apply by 4 Sept
👉 https://t.co/w5k4hsQfr4
Registrations are now OPEN for Livestock 2026!
Join us on 21-22 October 2026 in Wagga Wagga, NSW, for SALRC's 2026 livestock conference, "From Data to Dollars: Turning AI into Real Farm Value."
Register now: https://t.co/w5k4hsQfr4
Previous SALRC Communication & Extension Award recipient Deb Scammell says industry recognition helps acknowledge the people quietly making a difference every day.
Nominations close 20 July.
https://t.co/0bfxa3mfgB
SALRC CONNECT Webinar - Join us to explore the Pasture Trials Network’s new GxE Tool and how it is helping producers make smarter pasture sowing decisions using independent trial data and environmental analysis. More info and registration: https://t.co/iUnykPQ3Fv
Help us recognise and celebrate excellence across the southern Australian red meat and livestock industries. The 2026 SALRC Awards are now open, for more information download the SALRC Awards nomination kit - https://t.co/0bfxa3mfgB
🌏Webinar reminder 🌏
10 November @ 7.30 pm (AEDT)
An agricultural scientists view on climate change.
Register now via the SALRC website
https://t.co/hVeCqJAR30
Join us for an agricultural scientists view on climate change.
Peter Hayman leads SARDI's Climate Applications which links the advances in climate science to primary industries in southern Australia.
Register now via the SALRC website https://t.co/gEtVhyNUek
Nigel Kerin outlined the underlying philosophy of his family’s enterprise - ‘He who has the most grass wins’. Nigel emphasised the importance of knowing your numbers and how participating in benchmarking can lead to considered decision making rather than snap decisions.
Sandy McEachern highlighted the importance of ‘knowing your numbers’ to really understand a livestock enterprise and identify short and longer term opportunities.
Lisa Miller presented a great overview of key strategies and tools for producers to assess their pastures, diagnose specific issues on their farms, decide which strategy will work for them and then act. Weed control and careful grazing management are key.
SALRC Western Vic Chair Johnny Gardner opening the Bouncing Back from Dry Times event we are hosting in Hamilton today. We have an exciting line up of speakers throughout the day who will equip farmers with practical strategies to boost productivity & profitability post-drought.
Be sure to check out the latest article on the Rangelands Living Skin project, which focusses on regenerating the NSW Rangelands to support production now and into the future.
https://t.co/sxmYTqSvQg
Do you love telling the great story of the Australian red meat industry? 🥩
Looking to sharpen up your skills in community engagement and communication? Apply now for the Ambassadors for the Red Meat Industry program 👇
https://t.co/eGiZl1sTDy