Crop Consultants Australia runs events throughout the year, some of which are member-only, and others that are open to all interested industry members.
Registrations are now open for the 2022 CCA Cropping Solutions Seminar. Keynote speaker Jessica Ritchie - "How not to burn out when there is only one of you." Two days of business and technical presentations and networking opportunities New casual breakfast on day two to provide an additional networking session A dedicated young professional session to enable […]
The annual CCA Photo Competition is on again during the month of August. Each year, CCA asks members to contribute photographs that are meaningful, relevant, and celebrate the work we do and enjoy. Selected entries will then feature within the number of documents and communications that are published throughout the year by CCA, both digitally […]
Join CCA as they host their own session at the Australian Cotton Conference in Room 1a at 4.15pm on day one - Tuesday 16 August and stay on for the welcome drinks. Focusing on 'closing the research - adoption gap' the forum will examine the long-term changes in herbicide and pesticide management and practice. Featured […]
Postponed in 2021 due to Covid, CCA is pleased to bring this one day, member only business training event to Goondiwindi on 8 September 2022. Key topics include: What you need to know about Human Resources Business governance - structures, accounting and reporting All things insurance - Professional indemnity, public liability and Workcover Superannuation and […]
Postponed in 2021 due to Covid, CCA is pleased to bring this one-day, member-only business training event to Wagga on 14 September 2022. Key topics include: What you need to know about Human Resources Business governance - structures, accounting, and reporting All things insurance - Professional Indemnity, public liability, and Workcover Superannuation and financial planning […]
Registrations are now open! Join CCA for a technical workshop focusing on seasonal and regional priorities as set by our members in the area. Register and find out more here. CCA workshops are casual learning and networking experience and are open to members and non-members alike. Pricing: $70 members, $120 non-members. Contact Leisl Coggan for […]
Sadly, CCA have made the decision to CANCEL the Technical Workshop that was planned for the 20th of March 2024 in Emerald. The CCA Board is looking at options for the Association to deliver training and networking opportunities to Emerald area in the future. Keep an eye the CCA website and socials for updates.
CCA is pleased to announce the details of the annual CCA Early Career Workshop as part of the GRDC / CRDC co-funded Early Career Project. CCA has collaborated with members who are in the early stages of their careers to create an agenda that caters to their current needs and interests. This workshop is specifically […]
CCA Seminars bring like-minded professionals together to network, learn and share information. The 2024 flagship CCA event will be held in Tamworth over three days. 4 June: CCA AGM and pre-Seminar dinner 5 June: CCA Seminar Day one and CCA Networking Dinner 6 June: CCA Catchup Breakfast followed by CCA Seminar Day two Sponsorship Opportunities […]
***** CANCELLED ****** Please note that this event has been cancelled due to the high number of events in September in the area. We look forward to announcing our revised plans shortly.
Share your expertise! Are you an expert in broadacre agriculture, agronomy, or business? Do you have fresh insights, cutting-edge practices, or innovative ideas to share with fellow professionals? The CCA Seminar in Dubbo is calling for speakers, and we want to hear from you! Submit your brief EOI and bio online or contact the CCA […]
As part of the CCA Early Career Project, the less experienced members of our industry are invited to come along to a casual networking event to make connections with some of our more experienced practictioners and researchers. This is an opportunity for agronomists and others involved in the cropping industry across Southern Queensland and Northern […]
