GOLD COAST – Regenerative agriculture and other practices aimed at making cotton production more sustainable will be among the issues under the spotlight at the Australian Cotton Conference later this year.
A “record” number of industry stakeholders is expected at the event – in the city of Gold Coast, Queensland, from 6th – 8th August – according to hosts Cotton Australia and the Australia Cotton Shippers Association (ASCA).
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