NT Farmers Association released the highly anticipated Northern Australia Food Futures 2021 Conference speaking program. Widely regarded as Australia’s leading conference on agricultural development in the North, the popular Food Futures Conference will feature over 40 speakers and eight panel sessions and will deliver insights into the future of agriculture in the north.
CEO of NT Farmers Association Mr Paul Burke said that the event was on track to be the biggest conference yet.
“The program is packed with unmissable keynote speakers, workshops and field days. Leading agricultural experts, scientists and politicians will discuss how to balance agri-development with the environment” said Mr Burke
The Food Futures program features State, Territory and Commonwealth agricultural ministers, presentations by leading environmental researchers as well as workshops on emerging crops, said Mr Burke.
“The conference will cover nearly every aspect of northern agriculture, from federal policy, Indigenous agricultural perspectives, the impact of climate change to the future of cotton in the north. This program has presentations, sessions and workshops for everyone. If you are interested in the economic development of the north, it is a must attend event!’
Mr Bruke said the event will assist attendees to take advantage of the environmental, economic and social forces that will shape the future of the north.
“The conference program is instrumental in driving agricultural investment and creating economic opportunities for regional communities in Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland.
“The program provides local and interstate attendees the opportunity to visit the region’s most innovative farms and logistics facilities. Tours to melon and mango farms, the Darwin Port and the Export Hub will showcase the future and potential of the industry to attendees. Ticket demand has been strong, we encourage you to secure your ticket now,” said Mr Burke.
The event will be held from 17 to 20 May 2021 at the Darwin Convention Centre. To view the program and register, visit www.foodfuturesntfarmers.org.au.
Source: NT Farmers Association