From the back paddock to parliament, everyone’s talking about climate change. What does it mean for agriculture? What are the risks? What can farmers do?  

Managing climate risk is now core business, with the future of farming, good food, tens of thousands of livelihoods, and whole communities at stake.

Join producers and industry leaders—as well as scientific, legal, financial, health, market, and technology experts—to better understand the risks, how to manage them, and how agriculture can be climate smart.  

Admission: $35 

Keynote speakers include:

Prof Tim Reeves, The University of Melbourne

Lucinda Corrigan, Farmers for Climate Action

Prof Mark Howden, Australian National University

Dr Lynette Bettio, Bureau of Meteorology

Sarah Barker, Minter Ellison

Also hear from Victorian & NSW primary producers, as well as speakers from CSIRO, Insurance Australia Group, Agriculture Victoria, Deakin University, and RMIT, among many others.

For further information call 0428 000 037, email vic@farmersforclimateaction.org.au

Proudly supported by:

Farmers for Climate Action

North-East Catchment Management Authority

Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning

Goulburn Broken Greenhouse Alliance

Ovens Landcare Network Inc.