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Securing a reliable fodder source for your dairy enterprise

Riverine Plains and Murray Dairy are hosting a workshop for dairy farmers interested in securing a reliable fodder source and having input into the quality of fodder produced by their suppliers.

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Riverine Plains and Murray Dairy are hosting a workshop for dairy farmers interested in securing a reliable fodder source and having input into the quality of fodder produced by their suppliers.

The workshop has been postponed and will now take place on Thursday 2 December, 2021, 10:15 am-1pm at the Shamrock Hotel, Numurkah (5-13 Melville St, Numurkah). Morning tea and lunch will be provided.

The workshop is part of a series supported by Murray Dairy, which aims to help grain and dairy farmers connect as buyers and sellers of high quality fodder and create linkages to improve the supply, availability and reliability of locally-produced fodder.

Registrations are essential by Wednesday 1 December, 2021. For further information, contact Riverine Plains Project Officer, Jane McInnes, on 03 5744 1713 or email jane@riverineplains.org.au 

To download a pdf copy of the flyer for printing, please click here.

 

Author

Michelle Pardy
Communications Manager Bachelor of Agricultural Science

10 November 2021

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