The workshop is designed to help producers streamline and simplify the complexities of running a farm office.
AgVic agriculture recovery manager Tess McDougall said the workshop was being offered as part of a suite of programs to support farmers who were impacted by the 2022 floods and storms.
“The workshops are designed to help farmers develop the knowledge and skills they need to improve their farm businesses, with the aim of easing administrative pressure at a time when they’re rebuilding their businesses from the floods,” Ms McDougall said.
“They will look at record keeping obligations for farm business and how things can be simplified.”
AgriFocused workshop facilitator Carmen Quade said an abundance of different options were available for storing farm records and analysing data.
“They range from carefully kept historical diaries to notes on the back of an envelope right through to top-of-the-line app-based AgTech solutions,” Ms Quade said.
“It’s just about finding the right option for you.”
Other topics to be covered include farming legal requirements, data security and fraud avoidance.
The half-day workshop will be held at 255 Ferguson Rd, Tatura on Wednesday, September 13.
More information is available at agriculture.vic.gov.au or by phoning 0427 694 185.