The TAS Farm Innovation Hub is sponsoring 10 individuals to explore solar innovations and research on farm, transforming the future of agriculture. 
From solar-powered vineyards to ethical beef systems and drought-resilient grazing, this tour will spark ideas for making Tasmanian farms more productive and sustainable.

Tour Highlights:
- Yarra Yering Vineyard: Sustainable winegrowing
- Paringa Livestock: Holistic grazing & tech-driven farming
- Dookie Campus: Agrivoltaic Vinyard Pilot research trial
- Seven Creeks Wagyu: Ethical beef & drought resilience.


Who Should Attend?
Tasmanian farmers:
- Working in any industry from viticulture and horticulture to livestock or mixed farming, 
- Who are interested in farm sustainability, resilience and future innovation.

Register Your Interest by 08 August 2025

To register email Hannah: Hannah.Beaton@utas.edu.au

Hosted by Farmers for Climate Action, The Farming Forever National Summit will bring together over 300 farmers, community voices, and industry leaders to explore sustainable agriculture, clean technologies, smart energy, and climate-ready farming. The TAS Farm Innovation Hub will sponsor five Tasmanian farmers to attend with all costs covered. The Hub is also providing media training and capacity building to help participants share their insights from the summit and their farm achievements with the wider agricultural community.

Why Attend?
The summit offers a unique chance to network with over 100 farmers and industry leaders, find solutions that will work on your farm, and share your experiences. The summit will provide you with the tools and knowledge to future-proof your farm business, with key topics including:

- Climate-Smart Farming & Climate Science: Presentations on the latest climate science and panel discussions on diverse paths to a resilient future of farming in a changing climate.

- Renewable Energy & Technology: Sessions on electrifying your farm for profitability and productivity. Breakout sessions will also cover innovation in energy and farming technology.

- Sustainable Practices & Regenerative Agriculture: Discussions on simplifying carbon reporting and accounting, biodiversity and on-farm conservation strategies, and building and sustaining healthy soils for future generations.

See the two-day program here.


Who should Attend?
Tasmanians who:
- Work in the agricultural industry,
- Are champions for climate action



Register Your Interest by 08 August 2025
The TAS Farm Innovation Hub will sponsor 5 Tasmanian Agriculture Champions to attend.

Spots are limited – express your interest in being sponsored to attend the summit  here  

Join us for a dynamic three-day tour as Western Australian and Tasmanian farmers come together to explore cutting-edge farming and supply chain practices, adapting for future climates, and innovation across the agricultural landscape.

Hosted by the TAS Farm Innovation Hub in partnership with the South West WA Hub, this tour offers a rare opportunity to connect with fellow farmers, researchers, and industry leaders while visiting some of Tasmania’s most innovative farms and agri-businesses.

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Tour Highlights
Day 1 – Northern Tasmania
- Cereal Trials for Future Climates – Hagley
- Multispecies Pastures – Carrick
- Innovation in Berry & Cherry Orchards – Hillwood
- Networking Dinner – Du Cane, Launceston

Day 2 – North-West Tasmania
- Beef Processing & Supply Chain Sustainability – Smithton
- Robotic Dairy & Value-Added Production – Smithton
- BBQ Lunch & Beef Farm Visit – Stanley
- Nitrogen & Virtual Fencing Trials – Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, Elliot
- Dinner & Guest Speaker – Western Tiers Distillery, Westbury

Day 3 – Northern Tasmania & Midlands
- Pasture 365 Trials and Soil Moisture Innovation – Campbell Town
- Food Innovation & Value Adding – Western Junction
- Vineyard ag-tech & wine tasting – Relbia

Who Should Attend?
- Tasmanian farmers interested in innovation and future-proofing their farm business
- Ag students keen to learn from real-world examples
- Agricultural advisors focused on adapting to future climates

Register Your Interest by 17 August 2025
Tasmanian participants can join for 1, 2, or all 3 days.

Spots are limited, secure your spot  here