Raising the Roof - Intensive dairy feeding and housing system event

CHANGE OF DATE: 10 & 11 MAY 2022

RAISING THE ROOF

Intensive dairy feeding and housing system event

Register now for the two-day Raising the Roof event in May 2022 to learn from industry experts about planning, investing and operating feeding and housing infrastructure.

If you're interested in improving your dairy farm business infrastructure or are already operating an intensive farm system then this event is for you.

The event will help inform your investment decisions with presentations from industry specialists highlighting new industry resources. You will also have firsthand exposure to progressive thinkers and operators of intensive farm systems, hear about their transition journeys and have opportunities to ask questions and explore options in person.

Over the two-day event, you'll be able to get an up-close experience of feeding and housing infrastructure, from freestalls, composted barns, robotic barns, dairy dry lots and roofed feedpads, visiting farm businesses that have already incorporated these changes, to guide your thinking.

The event also provides opportunities to learn how to operate your current system more effectively.

The two-day event is also a great chance to network with dairy farmers just like you, learn from a range of subject matter experts and share your goals and thinking for enhancing farm infrastructure.

RAISING THE ROOF 2022 AT A GLANCE.....

DAY 1: Tuesday, May 10

Technical presentations, venue TBA

Echuca 9am to 12.10pm

Farm Tours via bus: 12.10pm to 5pm | Roofed feedpad & Robotic Barn

Raising the Roof Networking Dinner, venue TBA, Echuca 5.30pm to 10.00pm

DAY 2: Wednesday, May 11

Farm Tours via bus: 9am to 4pm | Freestalls & Dairy Dry Lot

The event is free with only 200 tickets available. Includes morning tea, lunch and casual dinner. Note drinks at dinner at own cost.

Attendance is required at both days, with dinner attendance optional.

To book your spot please click here.

For more information on dairy feeding and housing systems, visit Adapting Dairy Farm Systems.