Tuesday, October 18, 2022

SAVE THE DATE!

The 2023 Nuffield National Conference will be held in Perth next September so save the date now.

This event is the highlight of our calendar, offering a meeting point for scholars, investors and the broader agricultural industry.

It is a high profile forum for the announcement of newly selected scholars and public presentation of returning scholar research.

Our event is a must-do for anyone serious about the future direction of Australian agriculture and is open to everyone to attend.

PROGRAM

  • Annual Awards Dinner: Monday 11 September.

  • Conference Day 1: Tuesday 12 September.

  • Conference Day 2: Wednesday 13 September.

  • Regional Tour: Thursday 14 and Friday 15 September.

Registrations will open in 2023.

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