Horticulture
The horticulture industry is a cornerstone of Australia’s food security, growing fruits, nuts, vegetables and nursery products to support resilient supply chains and sustain regional communities.
At a glance
Ways to get involved
Industry participation helps ensure training, qualifications and workforce planning reflect real jobs and on‑the‑ground conditions.
Upcoming events
Agricultural Trade Qualification Broad Consultation – General
3 July 20262:00 pm to 3:00 pmOnline – Microsoft TeamsRegisterThe Agriculture Trade Qualification Project is developing a new, nationally recognised Agricultural Trade Qualification to provide clearer pathways into the agriculture…
Agricultural Trade Qualification Broad Consultation – Deliver and Assessment focus
6 July 20262:00 pm to 3:00 pmOnline – Microsoft TeamsRegisterThe Agriculture Trade Qualification Project is developing a new, nationally recognised Agricultural Trade Qualification to provide clearer pathways into the agriculture…
Agricultural Trade Qualification Broad Consultation – Longford, TAS
7 July 202611:00 am to 1:00 pmTasFarmers (Tabernacle Building)RegisterThe Agriculture Trade Qualification Project is developing a new, nationally recognised Agricultural Trade Qualification that gives learners clearer pathways into the…
Governance for this industry
Our work to support this industry is guided by a Stakeholder Network that provides expert advice and connects industry priorities through Skills Insight’s governance structures. It is one of 13 Networks that guides our work. Each Network also nominates a representative and a proxy for the Stakeholder Forum.
Representative
Lucy Gregg, AusVeg
Proxy
Richard Shannon, NFF Horticulture Council