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The Tasmanian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub – known as the TAS Farm Innovation Hub – is one of eight established across Australia by the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund. As our climate changes and becomes more variable, we need to build climate resilience into communities, economies and environments at all scales. The hub helps Tasmanian farmers, and those who support

them, to build valuable relationships and access critical information. Through the hub, people and organisations in the agriculture industry build knowledge to drive innovation in their businesses, care for land and waterways, and enhance community wellbeing. Diverse partners and network supporters across a spectrum of values, expertise and experience are working together to increase farmers’ access to knowledge and adoption of practices that ensure financial, social and environmental resilience to climate change and variability. The hub also seeks to enhance community wellbeing to mitigate the increasing risk of drought and other extreme climatic events.

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Across Tasmania, farmer groups create opportunities for producers to come together, share experiences, explore new ideas...
23/06/2026

Across Tasmania, farmer groups create opportunities for producers to come together, share experiences, explore new ideas and learn from each other.

Sometimes it's through a field day. Sometimes it's a farm visit. Sometimes it's simply a conversation that sparks a new way of thinking.

These groups play an important role in helping farming communities navigate challenges, adapt to change and build confidence for the future.

TAS Farm Innovation Hub has recently opened the Farmer Group Sponsorships, which are designed to provide support for established farmer groups to continue creating valuable learning opportunities for their members and communities.

Learn more: https://tasfarmhub.com.au/sponsorship
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

Welcome to the June TAS Farm Innovation Hub newsletter. This issue covers climate drivers, farmer led learning, grazing ...
22/06/2026

Welcome to the June TAS Farm Innovation Hub newsletter. This issue covers climate drivers, farmer led learning, grazing projects, upcoming opportunities, and ways we’re supporting communities to plan, adapt, and stay connected through changing seasonal conditions.
https://tasfarmhub.com.au/newsletter/june-2026-2
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

🌱 June 2026 – Seasonal Update with Ag Logic + Webinar 🌱This month’s Ag Logic Seasonal Update featured a climate briefing...
18/06/2026

🌱 June 2026 – Seasonal Update with Ag Logic + Webinar 🌱

This month’s Ag Logic Seasonal Update featured a climate briefing from Emily Hinds and Jonathan Po***ck from the Bureau of Meteorology. A valuable overview of current conditions and the key climate drivers plus a reminder that no single driver tells the whole story.

Must watch + recap https://tasfarmhub.com.au/resources/june-2026-seasonal-update-with-ag-logic

Next July Seasonal Update with Ag Logic is Friday 3 July, registration
https://tasfarmhub.com.au/events/webinar-seasonal-update-with-ag-logic-tas-farm-innovation-hub
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

🚜 Farmer group sponsorship round – applications open 🚜 The Farmer Group Sponsorship helps established farmer-led groups ...
15/06/2026

🚜 Farmer group sponsorship round – applications open 🚜

The Farmer Group Sponsorship helps established farmer-led groups to deliver activities that build capacity to manage climate and drought challenges. Farmer groups (or delivery partners on behalf of groups) can apply for $2,500-$5,000 per activity or up to $15,000 for a series of events.

The program recognises the pressures on volunteer-led groups and allows applications to be submitted at any time through to 2 February 2027, with multiple assessment rounds throughout the year.

Key dates and application guidelines are available on the Hub’s website.

Learn more: https://tasfarmhub.com.au/sponsorship
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

The Carbon Farming Outreach Program is inviting agricultural advisors in Tasmania to register for the upcoming CFOP Trai...
11/06/2026

The Carbon Farming Outreach Program is inviting agricultural advisors in Tasmania to register for the upcoming CFOP Train‑the‑Trainer workshop, with a small number of places still available.
📍 Location: The Grange Estate, 4A Commonwealth Lane, Campbell Town
📅 Date: Thursday 18 June (10am to 5pm) and Wednesday 19 June (9am to 4pm)
🤝 Format: face-to-face over two days
🐑 Target industry: Livestock (beef and sheep)
🎟️ Register for Campbell Town workshop here: https://lnkd.in/gnFKEtFR

🌦️ How do you use long-term climate information when making decisions on-farm?CSIRO is running a short 5-minute survey t...
10/06/2026

🌦️ How do you use long-term climate information when making decisions on-farm?
CSIRO is running a short 5-minute survey to understand what’s really happening on the ground.
If you’re farming, we’d really value your input, regardless of your commodity or enterprise size.
Your responses will help shape how climate information is developed and delivered to Australian farmers.
👉 Take the survey here:https://csiro.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZPS7RAp5DD3fpk
CSIRO Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

Looking to get more value from your fertiliser and boost productivity? Come along to our practical nutrient management w...
09/06/2026

Looking to get more value from your fertiliser and boost productivity? Come along to our practical nutrient management workshop with experts Sarah Morrall and Luke Taylor. Learn how to use soil tests and nutrient budgets to make confident, cost‑effective decisions on‑farm.
📅 Wed 17 June 2026
⏰ 3–6 pm
📍 Dunedin, 91 Blessington Rd, St Leonards
Beef and mixed grazing producers welcome — bring your soil test results.
For tickets:

Practical insights into soil testing, nutrient budgeting and nutrient mapping to improve fertiliser efficiency and reduce nutrient losses.

🌱 Happening Today — Don’t Miss It! “El Niño – what is it and what does it mean for Tasmania?”Seasonal Webinar with Marek...
04/06/2026

🌱 Happening Today — Don’t Miss It! “El Niño – what is it and what does it mean for Tasmania?”
Seasonal Webinar with Marek from Ag Logic, we'll be joined by the Bureau of Meteorology’s Agriculture team, to break down what El Niño really means,
⏰ 1:00–1:45 pm
💻 Free | Online
Can’t attend live? Get the recording when you register.
👉 Register here: Friday 5 June https://tasfarmhub.com.au/events/webinar-seasonal-update-with-ag-logic-tas-farm-innovation-hub
Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Ag Logic

We were honoured to attend the National Reconciliation Week Breakfast in Launceston today. With this year's theme, "Trut...
03/06/2026

We were honoured to attend the National Reconciliation Week Breakfast in Launceston today. With this year's theme, "Truth. Reckoning. Change.", the event provided a valuable opportunity to listen, learn and reflect. Thank you to the speakers and organisers for sharing stories, knowledge and perspectives that inspire us all to contribute to this ongoing journey.
Reconciliation Tasmania

Want to learn more about maximising on-farm nutrient use efficiency? Read more below.👇
30/05/2026

Want to learn more about maximising on-farm nutrient use efficiency? Read more below.👇

Join us fon 17 June to learn about maximising on-farm nutrient use efficiency, where we will be providing practical insights into smarter fertiliser decisions, reducing nutrient losses, and managing rising input costs.

🌱 Hear from Luke Taylor, Ag-Assist on soil nutrition fundamentals
🌱 Better understand nutrient management planning
🌱 Learn about TasFarmers Nutrient Management Code of Practice
🌱 Bring along your soil test results to receive and discuss practical interpretation and advice

Registration is essential, visit:
https://events.humanitix.com/maximising-on-farm-nutrient-use-efficiency


Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
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This project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by NRM North, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

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Tasmanian Institute Of Agriculture, University Of Tasmania, Building C, Level 1 Newnham Drive
Newnham, TAS
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