Tuesday 6 June – Thursday 8 June - delivered online for free
Join ABC TV’s Landline host Pip Courtney online 6 - 8 June to hear from the farmers, communities, researchers and decision makers using innovation to respond to a changing climate and build drought resilience.
Each day of the program includes feature speakers, presentations, panel talks and video content from across the country highlighting the impact of the Future Drought Fund in action on the ground.
- Tuesday 6 June – Research and Development
First Nations farming advocate and researcher Joshua Gilbert, innovations at scale, international perspectives and opportunities for global collaboration, commercialising drought resilience products and services.
- Wednesday 7 June – Farmers, Producers and Agricultural Advisors
Australian Farmer of the Year Michael Taylor, rehydrating landscapes, planning for profitability and productivity, tools for change, lived experiences and lessons learned.
- Thursday 8 June – Community and Policy
Queensland’s first regional Chief Entrepreneur Julia Spicer, relationships for resilience, engaging First Nations farmers, overcoming barriers to change, mental health heroes.
The forum connects participants to research and activities building the sustainability of Australian agriculture and is an opportunity to collaborate and network with like-minded people.