Events
Australian Crop Breeders are involved in various events during the year, to support and promote the Australian field crop industry. Events related to Research and Development, NVT Trials and End Point Royalty collection are attended by the peak body.
This year's event will be held from Monday 3 March to Thursday 6 March 2025 at Marriott Docklands in Melbourne. Refer to the full agenda below. Individual days have distinct themes and topics to allow delegates to focus their attendance depending on your areas of interest.
Open to all is the ACB Breeders Week Dinner on Tuesday 4 March at Docklands Waterfront. We are very pleased to share that for the first time at Breeders Week, the Dinner will also include presentation of the prestigious 2024 Farrer Memorial Medal.
If you have any questions or queries regarding the agenda, please contact Narelle Moore, CEO, Australian Crop Breeders on narelle.moore@australiancropbreeders.com.au.
Open to all is the ACB Breeders Week Dinner on Tuesday 4 March at Docklands Waterfront. We are very pleased to share that for the first time at Breeders Week, the Dinner will also include presentation of the prestigious 2024 Farrer Memorial Medal.
If you have any questions or queries regarding the agenda, please contact Narelle Moore, CEO, Australian Crop Breeders on narelle.moore@australiancropbreeders.com.au.
Registrations are now closed.

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ACCOMMODATION
2025 CANOLA PATHOLOGY WORKSHOP: 5 March 2025
Please contact the Marriott Docklands directly to book your accommodation at the best available rate.
The 2025 Canola Pathology Workshop is also running in Melbourne at the same time as Breeders Week. This 1-day meeting will be held at Melbourne University to discuss current pathology issues for the Australian canola industry, as well as new projects.
All the details, including how to book, can be found here.
Members
ACB's membership is actively involved in breeding bread wheat, barley, canola, sorghum, oats, durum, lentils and lupins.