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Agriculture and Industry
Australian Citrus Industry Conference 2008
This year's conference will focus on the theme 'Working in Partnership for Production, Profit and Power.
2nd National EMS Forum
The theme of the forum, “Changing our Thinking: Adapting with EMS”, reflects the need to embed the concept of environmental management into mainstream business practices across Australia.
Queensland Spatial Industry Conference 2008
The theme of the conference is 'Global Warning: What’s Happening In Paradise?'
The purpose of this Conference is to identify the threat, present factual arguments, provide innovative methods of spatial analysis/monitoring and to develop sustainable solutions to a phenomenon that is now a household name but not very well understood. The QSC2008 Conference will facilitate the opportunity for spatial professionals to provide sound solutions to the potential effects of global warming.
14th Australasian Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry Conference
The ARSPC is the RS&P Commission’s premier conference showcasing the best of Australasia’s technical and application driven remote sensing and photogrammetry research. The conference also plays an important role in presenting research and future directions from around the globe to RS&P Commission members and the wider Australasian spatial community. The program will include interactive pre-conference workshops, field trips, diverse application based sessions and networking events.
Australian Entomological Society’s 39th Annual General Meeting & Scientific Conference
The themes for the conference are Insect Conservation and Insects as Environmental Indicators but we also welcome contributions on any other aspect of the study of insects and their relatives.
15th Australian HACCP Conference
The Australian HACCP Conference Series™ is the premier Food Safety & HACCP discussion forum in the Asia Pacific region. With a range of speakers and trade exhibitors, the conference is a great way to learn important food safety issues while also providing networking opportunities for your business.
The National and Trans-Tasman Horticultural Science Conference
The theme for the conference is: Smart Science for Innovative Horticultural Enterprises.
The focus of the presentations, workshops and debate, is to explore how innovation in science can benefit commercial enterprises faced with ever-changing environmental influences.
While there will be a number of keynote addresses relevant to the main topic areas, the main aim is to encourage participation from all conference delegates through workshops and an active debate. There will be opportunity for delegates to present their current work through oral and poster presentations throughout the conference program.
41st Annual AIFST Convention 2008 (Australian Institute of Food Science Technology)
The Convention theme “Our Food Our Future” will have a focus each day:
- Monday - Keynote address and student presentations
- Tuesday - ‘Law and Order’
- Wednesday - ‘Business Development’
- Thursday - ’Back to the future’
Also on offer will be workshops, advertorials, AIFST Awards and the FoodPro Exhibition.
24th Australian Turfgrass Conference and Trade Exhibition
The Australian turf industry continues to be challenged by the effects of climate change (including water shortages and unpredictable weather), client demands for the best playing surfaces, shortages of qualified and experienced staff, reducing budgets and the responsibilities of being good environmental stewards. Further education and training is critical in adapting to the demands of change. The 24th Australian Turfgrass Conference provides turf mangers and their staff with a broad range of speakers and topics that will challenge the mind, promote discussion and debate and more than the occasional laugh. This year's conference is about 'Our New Tomorrow' and will look at the issues, challenges and the solutions of the next decade.
14th ASA (Australian Society of Agronomy) Conference
Australian agronomists will address the big challenges facing agriculture - including climate change and variability, uncertainty over energy supplies and resource use efficiency, at their 14th conference in Adelaide in 2008.