Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore:
The potential for renewable diesel use both here in Australia and globally
Register here. If you have previously registered for this series you are automatically pre-registered for this event.
Recordings are available on this page after the event. Recordings are available for past events on the event webpages listed below.
| Course duration: | Online |
| Start date: | 12:30pm - 2:00pm Sydney time, Thursday 15 September 2022 |
| Indicative fees: | Free |
Simon Roycroft,
Chair of the Cleaner Fuel Alliance,
will discuss:
NSW Farmers will provide Ag insights on the discussion
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Type: Short course
Units: 2
Managing Spray Application for Agronomists – Level 4
This Level IV Managing Spray accredited training is designed for agronomists/ advisors with a strong interest in broadacre spray planning, setup and application who could specialise in this field for the benefit of their agribusiness.
Type: Short course
Units: 4
Advanced Spray Application - Level 3
Accredited training delivered in partnership with Craig Day of Spray Safe & Save to experienced NSW based growers, advisors, employees and spray contractors involved in grains and/or cotton production.
Type: Short course
Units:
Exploring beyond diesel - 1
Over 80% of energy consumption in agriculture comes from diesel. Take a break to explore: • What will power machinery in future • What transition technologies are possible • Current and emerging technologies that may shape the future
Type: Short course
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Exploring beyond diesel - 3
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore low or zero carbon fuel options and see what is possible.
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Exploring beyond diesel - 5
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore if current engines get close to zero emissions using low/no carbon diesel renewable diesel.
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Exploring beyond (fossil) diesel - 7
Over 80% of agricultural energy is supplied by diesel fuel. Take a break to explore: The potential for renewable diesel use both here in Australia and globally
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