Join us for a one-week study tour to Victoria and Tasmania in September 2025!

Designed to help South-West Western Australian farmers navigate a drying, warming climate, the tour will showcase practical innovations in water management, agtech, and climate adaptation in intensive livestock, mixed, and horticulture systems. By exploring diverse production systems, participants can gain fresh perspectives, discover transferable practices, and build a broader understanding of the tools and technologies helping different sectors respond to climate challenges.

It’s also a chance to connect with fellow growers, researchers and industry leaders who are tackling similar challenges across the country.

Highlights

• Farmer dinners and guest speakers
• Greenhams Beef – sustainability standard, processing, farm visit
• Tasmanian Dairy Research facility
• Food innovation and value adding
• Yarra Yering Wines – historic dry-grown vineyard
• SmartFarm research ecosytem at Sundial Orchard
• Dookie Campus (Vic Hub headquarters)
• Best practice land and animal management at Paringa livestock

Cost

The South-West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub will cover the cost of accommodation, most meals, and all bus travel (valued at $2,000).

Participants are asked to contribute a $500+GST non-refundable deposit, and cover their own flights, travel insurance, and incidentals.

Keen to be part of it?

With just 15 places available, interested participants are encouraged to apply early.

Submit an expression of interest (EOI) below by 8 August 2025.