Food & Fibre Great South Coast, Media Release, 30 September 2025
Food & Fibre Great South Coast is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated Future Farming Forum, set to take place from October 7th to 9th, 2025, in Warrnambool, Portland, and Hamilton. This transformative event aims to explore the pivotal role of AI technology in the future of agriculture, promising to be a cornerstone for regional innovation and collaboration.
Farmers, agribusiness professionals, researchers, and policymakers are invited to join this groundbreaking forum to discover the latest advancements in AI technology that are set to revolutionise farming practices and enhance productivity. The event will also highlight the significant support AI technology can offer to mental health in agriculture, creating a holistic approach to future farming.
Event details:
- Warrnambool: October 7
- Portland: October 8
- Hamilton: October 9
Participants will have the unique opportunity to engage with industry experts, listen to presentations that focus on the integration of AI in agriculture. With informative sessions led by trailblasers in both technology and agriculture, attendees will gain invaluable insights into future-ready farming strategies.
“We are excited to bring this forum to life, providing a platform for learning and networking that will drive agricultural progress in our region,” said Oonagh Kilpatrick Chair of Food & Fibre Great South Coast. “This event underscores our commitment to supporting our local farming communities by embracing technological advancements that ensure sustainable growth.”
Registration is now open via Eventbrite. Attendees are encouraged to register early to secure their participation in this landmark event.
About Food & Fibre Great South Coast:
Food & Fibre Great South Coast is dedicated to fostering sustainable growth in the agricultural industry across the region by promoting innovation and collaboration among stakeholders. By supporting initiatives that encourage technological integration and mental wellbeing, the organisation aims to ensure the prosperity of the region’s food and fibre sectors.
For more information, visit www.foodfibregsc.com.au or contact Nicole Newman CEO at ceo@foodfibregsc.com.au or on 0419132685.
