Join Pat Guerin and Mick Faulkner as they walk hay growers through their research project to increase export hay grower gross margins.
This interactive session will cover:
Optimal sowing times
Variety selection
Comparative performance of oats, wheat, and barley
Opportunities to enhance yield and quality
Whether you’re an experienced grower or new to the export hay industry, this is a valuable opportunity to gain practical insights and contribute to a broader discussion on improving profitability.
9:30am Friday, 29 August 2025
Woolshed Flat Road, Halbury SA
For more information contact Mick Faulkner on 0428 857 378 or
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