Save the date!
Your favourite event is back! BCG is proud to present the 2027 Young Farmer Network Ball!
Following three consecutive sold-out events, the fourth annual formal evening has once again demonstrated the strength, energy and connection within our regional agricultural community.
Featuring live music, outstanding food and a thought-provoking panel discussion, the ball celebrates the leadership, resilience and innovation shaping agriculture’s future. While tickets for the evening are no longer available, we look forward to welcoming a full room of growers, industry professionals and community members for a memorable night.
Date: Friday, February 12th 2027
Time: 6:00pm- 11:00pm
Location: Sea Lake Community Complex
Dress Code: Black tie
Tickets: More information coming soon!
A night of networking and fun!
The night will include a 3 course meal by The Juke.
Dress Code
The dress code is formal.
Entertainment
Live music by the Robbie Harts Band
Inspiring local leaders will share in a panel discussion.
Attendance
Anyone 18+ is invited. This is an opportunity to bring our rural communities together, so the ball is open to farmers and their friends, partners, family and employees, as well as industry and community.
Don’t be discouraged to attend if you don’t consider yourself ‘young’ or a ‘farmer’. BCG’s Young Farmer Network is targeted at the youngest active generation on farm (regardless of age), but are open to everyone from farmers, students, those involved in the agricultural industry and rural community members.
Accommodation
We encourage you to book a room for the night so you can continue to enjoy the region the next day. There are several accommodation options near the venue.
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This project is supported by the Vic Drought Hub as part of the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

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