BCG’s Main Field Day will be held on Wednesday 9 September at our Main Research Site at Birchip.
The Main Field Day is our flagship event, showcasing the latest in local agronomic research. Each year, it draws growers, advisors, and industry professionals together to explore advances in crop management, weed control, soil nutrition, new varieties, and farming systems.
Attendees can expect:
- Hands-on field demonstrations and guided trial tours
- Expert presentations from BCG staff, researchers and industry
- Focused discussions on disease control, herbicide innovation, yield optimisation, and environmental resilience
The event offers both practical insights and strategic perspectives to assist farmers as they navigate evolving conditions and market expectations.
Attendee information
- Entry is free for BCG members; non-members tickets are $50 (get your tickets below).
- We encourage the purchasing of tickets before the event to streamline your experience on the day
What to expect on the day
- The day starts at 8:30am and coffee will be available onsite
- Trial tours led by researchers and agronomy specialists
- Networking opportunities to connect with peers and industry reps
- Latest agronomic research specific to Wimmera-Mallee farming systems
Why should you attend?
- Discover the latest in varieties, weed control, nitrogen management and more
- Meet with agronomists, researchers, industry representatives and other farmers
- Gain tools to adapt practices that improve your farm’s profitability
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The site is located in Curyo, closest to the intersection of Lehmann rd and Curyo W road
Click the map below to see directions.
Become a BCG Member
BCG exists for its members. Research and extension activities are designed to provide members with information and resources that will help them improve the productivity, profitability and sustainability of their farm businesses.
