February 12, 2026
These sessions are designed to help growers and advisors better understand the opportunities, risks, and decision points around summer cropping and rotations — supporting confident, well-framed rotation decisions.
Garah – Tuesday 17 March, 2pm – 5:30pm
Smart Summer Cropping at Garah: A Practical Guide to Opportunities, Risks, and Rotation Decisions
Garah Community Hall, 15 Midkin Street, Garah
What we’ll cover:
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Understand the role of summer crops in the Garah region. Including whether summer cropping outperforms winter-only rotations for production and profitability, and the best fit for summer crops in rotations (AMPS Research)
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Summer cropping case studies and practical tips to maximise returns and rotational benefits from summer crops. Discussion will include balancing winter and summer cropping programs, fallow and soil water management, herbicides, logistics, and handling unfavourable seasons (Poole Ag)
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Participate in a decision health check to boost confidence in rotation choices (CSIRO).
Free event (registration required). Afternoon tea and post-event sundowners and nibbles provided.
RSVP and Register - here
Gurley – Wednesday 18 March, 9am – 12:30pm
Smart Summer Cropping at Gurley and Bellata: A Practical Guide to Opportunities, Risks, and Rotation Decisions
Gurley Soldier Settlers Hall, Gurley
What we’ll cover:
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Understand the value of summer crops in rotations in the cropping regions south of Moree. Including the opportunities and challenges of cotton vs sorghum, the impact of summer planting dates on yield and rotation profitability, and double cropping decisions (AMPS Research)
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Summer cropping case studies and practical tips to maximise returns and rotational benefits from summer crops. Discussion will include balancing winter and summer cropping programs, fallow and soil water management, herbicides, logistics, and handling unfavourable seasons (Poole Ag)
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Decision health check to support confident rotation decisions (CSIRO).
Free event (registration required). Lunch and morning tea included.
RSVP and Registration - here
Spring Ridge - Thursday 19 March, 9am - 12:30pm
Optimising Rotations and Cropping Intensity on the Liverpool Plains: A Practical Guide to Opportunities, Risks, and Rotation Decisions
Spring Ridge Country Club
This workshop explores how rotation and cropping intensity affect productivity and profitability, focusing on when to adjust intensity after summer crops.
What we’ll cover:
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Explore how rotation choices impact Liverpool Plains' profitability, with guidance on adjusting cropping intensity (AMPS Research)
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Crop rotation case studies and practical tips to maximise the returns and rotation benefits from crop selection and double cropping opportunities. Discussion will include transitioning out of summer crops, fallow and soil water management, logistics, and handling unfavourable seasons (Glen Pinn, Pinnacle Agriculture)
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Decision health check to improve confidence in future rotation decisions (CSIRO)
Free event (registration required). Lunch and morning tea included.
RSVP and Registration - here
For more information, please contact Sarah Ball on 0429 263 364, email sarah.ball@ampsiagribusiness.com.au
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