Australia’s journey toward a low-emissions agricultural future is gaining momentum, and this inaugural Zero Net Emissions Agriculture CRC (ZNE-Ag CRC) Annual Conference marks a pivotal step forward.

Unlike forums that focus narrowly on individual technologies or carbon sequestration, this event embraces a whole-of-industry, farming-systems approach to emissions reduction. It’s a national platform for leadership, learning, and lasting impact, bringing together commercial producers, advisors, researchers, financiers, and government stakeholders to explore both current and emerging pathways to net zero.

Why This Event Matters

Launch of a landmark practical guide to emissions reduction
Keynote speakers from across the globe
Robust discussions on agriculture’s role in setting and meeting emissions targets
A clear focus on profitability, resilience, and market competitiveness

Attendees will walk away with the tools and insights to demonstrate that reducing emissions in agriculture is not only achievable, but it’s a business opportunity that enhances long-term success.

Who Should Attend?

This conference is designed for anyone driving agriculture’s low-emissions future. Whether you're a producer, agribusiness leader, researcher, advisor, policymaker, financier, or part of an industry body, this is your opportunity to connect, learn, and lead.

Event Details

Thursday 27 November - Networking Drinks (open to conference attendees only)
Friday 28 November - Full Conference Day (ticket holders only)

Where to stay

We are pleased to partner with The Sebel Brisbane to offer our delegates a preferred accommodation rate.

Ticket holders will receive 10% off the best available rate when booking directly through The Sebel Brisbane using our exclusive link below.

Book your stay at The Sebel Brisbane here

Program Highlights

Welcome breakfast
Keynote speakers
Panel discussions
PhD student presentations
Networking opportunities
Project updates

ZNE-Ag CRC is proudly supported by Rabobank, Auctions Plus, Bega Group, DLF Seeds and hosted by the University of Queensland.