AI in Ag. How learning AI can advance natural capital and biodiversity for drought preparedness and resilience. Making clarity out of complexity.

Whether you’re new to agriculture or looking to upskill, this Women in Ag course provides a supportive and practical learning environment where you’ll learn real-world skills you can put into action, straight away.

This qualification describes the skills and knowledge required for individuals preparing for entry level work in the agriculture, and conservation and ecosystem management industries.

• 2 x 2 hour sessions per week via Teams over 6 weeks = total 24 hours

• Students need to do at least 4 hours per week self paced learning and complete the knowledge assessment

• On-farm training and assessment – Trainer on-site for 3 days – 6 hours per day – this is to cover practical application and final assessment

• The fee includes resources

Master the Camp Oven with Leanne Kelly and discover the essentials of authentic outdoor cooking. Learn how to safely build and manage your fire, heat and control the temperature of your camp oven, and prepare a delicious meal. 

After dinner enjoy the amazing night sky through our 20″ telescope.

The Australian Agricultural Centre has launched the National Ag Day Bale Twine Repurposing Challenge, encouraging schools, families, farmers, community groups and makers to collect used bale twine and give it a new purpose instead of leaving it in paddocks or sending it to landfill.

Learn how to train working dogs and become a handler.