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HomeGazetteSymposium space available

Symposium space available

ALL seats for the dairy forum Freeing the Mind in Mt Gambier have sold out.
However, but places are still available for the science symposium that precedes it, and a special farmers’ day is available on 14 February for a discount rate.
The symposium of the National Dairy Alliance opens its doors to farmers to hear the country’s leading researchers discuss their work at the frontiers of dairy science.
Farmers will be able to talk one-on-one with professors from both sides of the Tasman as they visit Mt Gambier for the second Australian Dairy Science Symposium.
Additionally, farmers will see the judging of the prestigious Young Scientist Communication Award.
Farmers can attend the day, which includes lunch, for a tax-deductible $180 plus GST.
Book by email donna@estherprice.com.au or phone 1800 177 636.

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