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Overview
When: 9-10 December 2020 Where: Virtual delivery via Zoom Theme: In line with the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH), the workshop theme is ‘International, Regional, National and Local Surveillance – where do you fit?’ The workshop will improve the ability of attendees to deliver plant pest surveillance activities to support plant biosecurity. Register: Visit this Eventbrite page to register attendance at the ASW2020. Program and pre-workshop reading: the ASW2020 program is available to download here. All participants are asked to read the questions for the workshop sessions being held each afternoon and read through the draft National Surveillance Plant they have been allocated. Further details available at the bottom of this page.The ASW is a forum for people involved in plant health surveillance to come together to make/build relationships and share their experiences. Participants come from all areas of surveillance including government organisations, plant industries, private-sector consultants, universities and other organisations. Usually held face to face, the ASW2020 will be delivered virtually to ensure members can attend the workshop. The ASW will allow participants to learn about the plant health surveillance system, share knowledge and find out what others working in plant health surveillance roles are doing and experiencing in their jobs.
Agenda
A workshop program, including presentation abstracts will be available closer to the event.
Presenters
Those invited to present at the ASW2020 planned for April this year have been notified individually about changes to the program.Resources for workshop session
Three draft National Surveillance Protocols will be reviewed at the ASW2020. Each group is assigned one protocol to focus on. You will be notified via email with protocol you have been assigned. This is also listed in the program for everyone who registered by 30 November 2020. The protocols can be downloaded below:- Fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)
- Gypsy and Nun Moth (Lymantria spp.)
- Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium)
Registrations for the ASW
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The agricultural development opportunities that exist in Northern Australia are diverse and extensive, with the region boasting 43% of Australia’s land mass, over 50% of Australia’s available irrigation water and 1.4 million ha of arable soils.
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Now in its 4th year, the biennial Food Futures Conference attracts the leaders in Australian agriculture, with strong participation and support from industry organisations such as the National Farmers Federation, Cotton Australia, Grains Research and Development Corporation, Hort Innovation, Agrifutures Australia, and CSIRO and is well supported by the 3 northern Governments of Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland.
Food Futures 2021 again brings a down to earth view, led by NT Farmers Association and ORDCo of WA, by farmers who have succeeded in the north. The program includes high level plenary sessions, open forum discussion sessions, property visits, and technical sessions on cotton, grains, horticulture, fodder, forestry and niche crops.The 2021 Northern Australia Food Futures will include:
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- 250 participants with over 50% from private sector.
- Strong financial support from key public and private organisations.
- Successful farmers from WA, NT and Qld as speakers.
- Indigenous and environment components.
Further details will be added to as they become available. The original program includes the following themes:
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- Quarantine, bio security
- Emerging threats and new pathogens
- Modelling and epidemiology
- Disease management
- Chemical, Biological and Cultural control
- Integrated practices
- Breeding, genetics and resistance
- Soil and pathogen ecology
- Plant, pathogen and microbe interactions
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Overview
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Agenda
A workshop program, including presentation abstracts will be available closer to the event.
Presenters
Those invited to present at the ASW2020 planned for April this year have been notified individually about changes to the program.Resources for workshop session
Three draft National Surveillance Protocols will be reviewed at the ASW2020. Each group is assigned one protocol to focus on. You will be notified via email with protocol you have been assigned. This is also listed in the program for everyone who registered by 30 November 2020. The protocols can be downloaded below:- Fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)
- Gypsy and Nun Moth (Lymantria spp.)
- Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium)
Registrations for the ASW
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- Gypsy and Nun Moth (Lymantria spp.)
- Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium)
Registrations for the ASW
Who should attend? The ASW2020 is open to all PSNAP members at all career stages to attend. In particular, organisers would like to encourage early or mid-career members to attend as an objective of this workshop is to support succession planning and build capability. How to register? The ASW is only open to PSNAP members. Numbers will not be limited for this event. Those scheduled to attend the face to face meeting in April 2020 will need to re-register. These members will also be notified of this via email. Visit this Eventbrite page to register for the ASW2020.Contacts
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Held in Darwin, Northern Territory, the program features over 50 national and international speakers, workshops, farm visits and technical sessions on cotton, grains, horticulture, fodder, forestry and niche crops. Hosted by the NT Farmers Association, the Conference will have a strong focus on development and the environment, as well as discussions set to identify investment opportunities in agribusiness.
The agricultural development opportunities that exist in Northern Australia are diverse and extensive, with the region boasting 43% of Australia’s land mass, over 50% of Australia’s available irrigation water and 1.4 million ha of arable soils.
Food Futures is designed to lead the way towards maximising the development of northern agriculture, led by a combination of industry, government agencies and politicians, with targeted conversations on how public and private sectors can work together to successfully develop agriculture in the north.
Now in its 4th year, the biennial Food Futures Conference attracts the leaders in Australian agriculture, with strong participation and support from industry organisations such as the National Farmers Federation, Cotton Australia, Grains Research and Development Corporation, Hort Innovation, Agrifutures Australia, and CSIRO and is well supported by the 3 northern Governments of Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland.
Food Futures 2021 again brings a down to earth view, led by NT Farmers Association and ORDCo of WA, by farmers who have succeeded in the north. The program includes high level plenary sessions, open forum discussion sessions, property visits, and technical sessions on cotton, grains, horticulture, fodder, forestry and niche crops.The 2021 Northern Australia Food Futures will include:
- over 50 speakers.
- 6 Ministers from NT, WA, Qld, and federal politics.
- 250 participants with over 50% from private sector.
- Strong financial support from key public and private organisations.
- Successful farmers from WA, NT and Qld as speakers.
- Indigenous and environment components.
Held in Darwin, Northern Territory, the program features over 50 national and international speakers, workshops, farm visits and technical sessions on cotton, grains, horticulture, fodder, forestry and niche crops. Hosted by the NT Farmers Association, the Conference will have a strong focus on development and the environment, as well as discussions set to identify investment opportunities in agribusiness.
The agricultural development opportunities that exist in Northern Australia are diverse and extensive, with the region boasting 43% of Australia’s land mass, over 50% of Australia’s available irrigation water and 1.4 million ha of arable soils.
Food Futures is designed to lead the way towards maximising the development of northern agriculture, led by a combination of industry, government agencies and politicians, with targeted conversations on how public and private sectors can work together to successfully develop agriculture in the north.
Now in its 4th year, the biennial Food Futures Conference attracts the leaders in Australian agriculture, with strong participation and support from industry organisations such as the National Farmers Federation, Cotton Australia, Grains Research and Development Corporation, Hort Innovation, Agrifutures Australia, and CSIRO and is well supported by the 3 northern Governments of Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland.
Food Futures 2021 again brings a down to earth view, led by NT Farmers Association and ORDCo of WA, by farmers who have succeeded in the north. The program includes high level plenary sessions, open forum discussion sessions, property visits, and technical sessions on cotton, grains, horticulture, fodder, forestry and niche crops.The 2021 Northern Australia Food Futures will include:
- over 50 speakers.
- 6 Ministers from NT, WA, Qld, and federal politics.
- 250 participants with over 50% from private sector.
- Strong financial support from key public and private organisations.
- Successful farmers from WA, NT and Qld as speakers.
- Indigenous and environment components.
Further details will be added to as they become available. The original program includes the following themes:
- Diagnostics and detection
- Quarantine, bio security
- Emerging threats and new pathogens
- Modelling and epidemiology
- Disease management
- Chemical, Biological and Cultural control
- Integrated practices
- Breeding, genetics and resistance
- Soil and pathogen ecology
- Plant, pathogen and microbe interactions
- Communications and engagement
Further details will be added to as they become available. The original program includes the following themes:
- Diagnostics and detection
- Quarantine, bio security
- Emerging threats and new pathogens
- Modelling and epidemiology
- Disease management
- Chemical, Biological and Cultural control
- Integrated practices
- Breeding, genetics and resistance
- Soil and pathogen ecology
- Plant, pathogen and microbe interactions
- Communications and engagement
