It will start at the Berrigan Community Garden, then on to Gordon and Barb Fox’s property ‘Osborne Park’ in Oaklands Rd, Berrigan.
There will also be a display and sale of garden ornaments made by David Rockliff.
Entrance fee is $10, which includes a lucky gate prize.
Morning tea, lunch, tea, coffee and cold drinks will be available. Raffle tickets will also be on sale.
Conference celebrates women in agriculture
The Australian Women in Agriculture National Conference is coming to Bendigo in November and will celebrate the role of women in the agricultural industry.
The event kicks off on Friday, November 24 with a gala dinner, with the conference to follow on Saturday, November 25 from 9.30am to 2.30 pm.
The conference will feature inspiring speakers, informative workshops and networking opportunities, fostering a sense of community and support among women in agriculture.
It will address topics such as leadership, sustainable farming practices and personal growth.
Ultimately, the Women in Agriculture Conference is a testament to the resilience, innovation, and influence of women in shaping the future of agriculture.
For more information, visit: www.awiaconference.com.au
Registrations and tickets are available at: awia2023conf.eventbrite.com.au
Help support farmers affected by bushfires
NSW Farmers has activated its natural disaster fund to accept cash donations to support farmers in northern NSW affected by the recent bushfires.
This Bushfire Appeal has been established under the NSW Farmers Natural Disaster Relief Fund, a registered charity that supports farmers in NSW affected by bushfires and floods.
NSW Farmers chief executive officer Annabel Johnson said recent bushfires in NSW had severely impacted communities already battling drought-like conditions, with pasture burnt and expensive repair bills on the way.
“Any cash donations will be welcomed and distributed to those who need it.”
For more information and to make a donation, go to: www.nswfarmers.org.au/ndrf
North East CMA names new board members
Three new board members have been appointed to the North East Catchment Management Authority: Brendan Foran, Ashlen (Ash) Francisco and Elisa Raulings.
The appointment of Dr Francisco brings to two the number of First Nations peoples on the North East CMA board.
North East CMA chair Dr Chris Cunningham said each of the new members had “significant relevant expertise and experience that will be of great benefit to our organisation and our work”.
She also thanked three board members who are retiring: Maureen Rogers (who served on the North East CMA board for 12 years), Lee Baumgartner (eight years) and Euan Ferguson (four years).
Mr Ferguson has been appointed chair of the North Central Catchment Management Authority.
“I want to warmly thank Maureen, Lee and Euan on behalf of the board, executive and staff of North East CMA for the outstanding contributions they have made during their board tenure and wish them all the best for the future,” Dr Cunningham said.
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