Two prominent organisations in Australia have united their efforts to spearhead strategic and constructive transformation throughout the sugarcane industry.
QCAR (Queensland Cane Agriculture and Renewables) and ACFA (Australian Cane Farmers Association) are proud to announce their first joint district meetings in the Far North Queensland region. The meetings will take place on May 8th and 9th at various locations across Mossman, Tablelands, Babinda, and Innisfail.
- Mossman: May 8th, 5pm, CWA Hall, 28 Front Street, Mossman
- Tablelands: May 9th, 10am, Walkamin Community Hall, 1-21 Kurrajong Street, Walkamin
- Babinda: May 9th, 3pm, Babinda RSL Hall, 26 School Street, Babinda
- Innisfail: May 9th, 7pm, The Crown Hotel, 25 Ernest St, Innisfail
QCAR and ACFA CEO, Mr Stephen Ryan said these meetings mark the beginning of a collaborative effort between QCAR and ACFA to empower cane farmers in the Far North Queensland District.
Participants can expect to gain valuable insights into the recent integration of the two organisations, along with comprehensive industry updates. These meetings provide a platform for sugarcane growers to actively engage, share feedback, and offer suggestions, fostering a collaborative environment for industry enhancement.
“These meetings signify a pivotal moment in our efforts to strengthen and support cane farmers in the Far North Queensland District. We look forward to engaging with the community and hearing their valuable input.”
“QCAR and ACFA are deeply committed to advocating for sugarcane farmers and supporting their endeavours for the best possible outcomes for themselves and future generations.
“We are encouraging sugarcane producers to be part of shaping the future for the cane industry in Far North Queensland by attending these events,” Mr Ryan said.
Sugarcane growers and industry stakeholders interested in attending can register via the QCAR website on the daily news webpage at qcar.org.au/daily-juice-newsletter/
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