Join us for the premier event in the fodder industry calendar. The AFIA National Fodder Conference 2025 brings together growers, exporters, researchers, and innovators for three days of insights, networking, and hands-on experiences.
Hosted by the Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA), this year’s conference will be held from Tuesday 22 to Thursday 24 July 2025 at the Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Gold Coast. Program highlights include keynote speakers, panel discussions, machinery display and a gala dinner.
22 - 24 July 2025
Gold Coast, QLD
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