The AgriFutures Ginger Program, along with the Ginger Advisory Panel and researchers, invite you to Nambour, QLD for the 2025 Ginger Research Update.
This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with growers and hear from the AgriFutures team and our current researchers about how your levy is making a difference in the Australian ginger industry.
Date: Tuesday, 27 May 2025
Time: 8.30am – 2pm (AEST)
Location: Maroochy Research Facility, 47 Mayers Road, Nambour, QLD
RSVP: Please register your attendance and any dietary requirements by 12 noon (AEST) Wednesday, 21 May 2025.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided. View the agenda for the 2025 Ginger Research Update here.
Register here
For any queries please contact:
Amy La
Manager, Levied Industries
Zoe Schipp
Coordinator, Levied Industries
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27 May 2025
Maroochy Research Facility, 47 Mayers Rd Nambour QLD
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