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Northern Territory Productivity Places Program
Farm Gate has been fortunate enough to be awarded a fourth round of funding for the Productivity Places Program which is a joint initative between the Federal Government and Department of Education and Training, Northern Territory . The following areas have allocated places that are heavily subsided.
2012
AHC51410 Diploma of Agribusiness Management Cost $1000
AHC60310 Advanced Diploma of Agribusiness Management Cost $1000
The courses can be completed by Recognition of Prior Learning, externally or Workshop format. Please contact Farm Gate immediately to secure your place.
Contacts: Jen (08) 8981 2303 email: jen@fgt.com.au
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The Blueprint for Australian Agriculture (www.nff.org.au)
The Blueprint for Australian Agriculture is one of the most ambitious projects
ever undertaken across the agriculture sector involving farmers,
agribusinesses, rural communities and the wider food and fibre supply chain.
The Blueprint is a joint initiative between the National Farmers’ Federation
(NFF) and Westpac and will bring together the concerns and aspirations of
Australia’s 140,000 farmers, as well as the rural communities and businesses
that support, supply and rely on them, to redefine what agriculture’s future
will be over the next four decades.
It will be a road map that determines where we, as an industry, want to go and
identifies the road blocks and impediments to getting there. The Blueprint and
the process to develop it is about finding the solutions and providing the tools
to achieve a strong and sustainable agriculture sector looking to 2050.
In order to overcome the significant challenges of climate change and policy
surrounding it — and to make the most of the opportunities of a fast-growing
global population — it is important agriculture and the wider food and fibre
supply chain comes together, as an industry, to have our say.
Policy makers around the world are making decisions that have a direct impact
on what we do and how we produce.
This is an incredible opportunity to have input into what could be Australian
agriculture’s most important tool in making our voice heard about the future
direction of our industry.
Public Forums are being held across Australia
- Toowoomba – Wednesday 7 March 2012
- Perth – Wednsday 28 March 2012
- Wagga Wagga – Wednesday 4 April 2012
- Shepparton – Wednesday 18 April 2012
- Adelaide – Wednesday 2 May 2012
- Darwin – TBA 2012
- Tasmania – TBA 2012
Go to www.nff.org.au/get/news/2227-2.pdf for further information
