Connection and education at the centre of renewed ag innovation event
Registrations now open for AgSmart Connect in Tamworth in March, 2024
There’s a new name and a sharpened focus, but an event that has showcased agricultural technology for the past two years is returning with the same promise of highlighting to the industry the enormous potential and opportunity in the agricultural innovation sector.
Organised by ACM Rural Events, AgSmart Connect is back in Tamworth from March 6 to 7 next year, where it was first staged in 2022, with exhibitor registrations and sponsorship opportunities now open.
Harvesting homegrown potential
AgTech Angels and ACM Rural Events partner to showcase AgTech innovation
ACM Rural Events, the organisers of Australia's largest field days, AgQuip, is proud to announce the inaugural AgSmart Expo, a two-day event dedicated to showcasing the latest advancements and innovations in agricultural technology (AgTech). Set to take place on September 7 at the Bendigo Exhibition Centre, AgSmart Expo not only highlights the exciting developments in AgTech but also marks the launch of ‘Pitch to Paddock’, an AgTech Angel Investor Network (AAIN) chapter startup pitch event.
For the first time, the Inspector–General of Water Compliance (IGWC) will be attending rural Australia’s pinnacle event: AgQuip.
And what a year for the IGWC to attend, celebrating 50 years of agricultural excellence. The Inspector–General, the Honourable Troy Grant says the organisation’s attendance at this year’s event comes at a crucial point in water compliance and enforcement across the Murray–Darling Basin.
Local business Toowoomba E-Powered Carts provide sales and servicing of new and used Golf Carts as well as supplying parts and accessories.
On site at the 2023 FarmFest, they will be showcasing the newly released D5 Evolution Cart, their new model that is more intelligent, dynamic and self-assured than ever.
Elders FarmFest is Queensland’s premier primary industry field days
Elders FarmFest is Queensland’s biggest field days and fastest growing agri-event in Australia
Elders FarmFest field days in 2023 has became the largest event recorded in its history
Elders FarmFest celebrates its 49th anniversary
Elders FarmFest boasts total value of products and services displayed and demonstrated on site is over $203 million dollars
AgSmart hosts seminars and live demos
Courtesy of ACM Agricultural Media, the Seminar Sessions will enable agribusiness leaders, technology pioneers, education leaders, investors an opportunity to raise awareness, share new information, inspire and discuss the future of farming directly with the Australian agricultural industry.
AgSmart organisers are streamlining the entry process for visitors, reducing queuing and waiting time by selling tickets online.
Visitors can buy tickets at www.agsmartexpo.com.au and simply present a smart phone with QR code at the door or printed ticket confirmation with QR code.
AgSmart 2022 is at the leading edge of showcasing innovation in the rural sector as participating companies use the event as a launching pad for agtech new products and services.
The adoption of emerging technologies in Australian agriculture is expanding at a great rate and more so than ever the consumer’s capacity to understand the opportunities.
AgSmart is the nation’s new agtech exposition showcasing the latest innovations, education, research and developments in Australian agriculture.
ACM Rural Events group manager Kate Nugent said the in-person event is designed to be the first with a commercial focus on agtech, staged in regional Australia.
Queensland’s biggest primary industry business event, the FarmFest field days, will return next year to be staged over three days from June 7 to 9.
ACM Rural Events, the organisers of Elders FarmFest, has been taking a steady stream of enquiry since the conclusion of this year’s successful sales event.
The feedback received from many agri-manufacturers and service providers across Queensland and other states has positioned next year’s Elders FarmFest in a very positive light.
AgQuip field days will not go ahead in 2021, with organisers ACM Rural Events cancelling the major event due to the ongoing COVID-19 uncertainty.
ACM Rural Events group manager Kate Nugent said while the cancellation was disappointing, the health and safety of rural communities remained their highest priority.
AgQuip will now go ahead on November 16, 17 and 18, with organisers looking forward to bringing an event "like never before".
ACM Rural Events group manager Kate Nugent said in the face of current COVID uncertainty, it was important for them to consult with exhibitors and key stakeholders before making the final call.
AgQuip Decision To Be Made by NSW Chief Health Officer, Dr Kerry Chant.
The fate of Australia's largest agricultural field day sits in limbo as New South Wales' latest coronavirus outbreak intensifies. The lockdown in NSW has been extended until Friday, July 16, with restrictions in play in regional NSW.
