GRDC Harvester Set-up Workshop (Facey Group) - Ongerup
Sept
10

GRDC Harvester Set-up Workshop (Facey Group) - Ongerup

Date

Tuesday 10 September 2024 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM (UTC+08)

Location

FBG - On Farm
2310 Corackerup Road, Ongerup WA 6336

PROGRAM

  • Understanding the impact of harvest loss, how to measure it, how to change your harvester to reduce losses, grain storage.

  • HWSC latest information, sharing how to set-up for effective HWSC using mills systems (iHSD, Seed Terminator, SCU) chaff decks & chaff lining.

  • Reducing the risk of harvester fires.

  • Improving harvester capacity and efficiency.

  • Managing Harvest operations, productivity, and economics

To Register click the link below:

Ongerup - GRDC Harvester Set Up Workshop Tickets, FBG - On Farm , Ongerup | TryBooking Australia

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Better Hay and Silage Workshop - Bremer Bay
July
17

Better Hay and Silage Workshop - Bremer Bay

Western Beef is holding a better hay and silage workshop in Bremer Bay

Time: 9am-4pm

Cost: Western Beef Members $25 Non-members $55

Registration includes: Lunch, morning and afternoon tea, two follow-up webinars, a voucher for fodder analysis ($67-$85), and a successful silage manual ($75)

To Register click here.

Registrations close two days prior to the event

This project received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought fund.

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Photography Competition "Life in the transition zone: co-existing with nature in the Fitzgerald Biosphere"
July
10
to 1 Sept

Photography Competition "Life in the transition zone: co-existing with nature in the Fitzgerald Biosphere"

How To Enter

1. Head to the FBG/Biosphere or our social media to learn about the Fitzgerald Biosphere, where it is and what it means.

2. Read our T’s & C’s

3. Take a meaningful photo or submit one taken within the Fitzgerald Biosphere - Successful photographs will be high resolution, JPG or TIF format. No borders, signatures or watermarks please

4. Please label with your name, category, subject (or title). For example, a good file name is:

Firstandlastname_Birdlife on the Estuary_plover

Firstandlastname_What the WE means to me_fish

Firstandlastname_Livinginthezone_Harvestlife

5. Submit your high resolution photo and Registration details (next page) to Annie Leitch at coordinator@fitzgeraldbiosphere.org by:

a. Sending a cloud link via Googledrive, Dropbox or Microsoft OneDrive OR

b. using www.wetransfer.com – no need to sign up, just use the service for free!

6. Stand by for any follow up questions from our team if we have any.

7. Get ready for our Awards night on 27th September 2024 to find out if you are one of our competition winners!



Copy and paste the below into your email. Compete the form, attach your images and your photo is registered!

Entrant’s full name:

Residential Address:

Phone:

Have you read the Terms and Conditions?: Yes or No

Which category are you entering:

  • Birdlife on the Wellstead Estuary - OPEN - 16 years and Over

  • What the Wellstead Estuary means to me - OPEN - 16 years and Over

    **Provide a short paragraph (100 words or less) that we may use at the exhibition or in our advertising to accompany shortlisted images.***

  • What the Wellstead Estuary means to me - JUNIOR- 15 years and under

    **Provide a short paragraph (100 words or less) that we may use at the exhibition or in our advertising to accompany shortlisted images.***

  • Living in the ‘Zone’ - OPEN - 16 years and Over

    **Let us know what zone you took this photo!**

  • Living in the ‘Zone’ - JUNIOR- 15 years and under

    **Let us know what zone you took this photo!**

Short description of image/s

1. Image file name:

2. Image file name:

3. Image file name:

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Field Walk and Sundowner
Mar
26

Field Walk and Sundowner

Anameka, legume and perennial pastures

Do you want to reduce the risk of feed shortfalls in dry years? Join us to visit the Anameka (saltbush), legume, and perennial pasture site established at Craig and Naomi Hall’s Property in Gairdner last Spring.

For more details on this project, head to https://www.fbg.org.au/current-projects-expanded/fdfhall.

This project is supported by funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund Program. This project is led by CSIRO and DPIRD.

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