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Calmo farms features a 250-metre-long by 36-metre-wide, 18-degree roof pitch Entegra shed, retrofitted with a US free-stall barn design. Picture: Supplied

Two northern Victorian dairy farmers with Entegra dairy shelters are opening their farms to visitors as part of an intensive feeding and housing conference.

Dairy businesses part of industry-first conference

"There are a lot of opportunities within agriculture": Kenneth Rayner Agriculture Scholarship recipient Ellie Ireson.

Increasingly unpredictable weather and the global sustainability push could see more cattle producers invest in shade and shelter for their livestock, according to young agriculture student Ellie Ireson.

Sheds offer options for beef producers

Discussing the importance of fodder crops to the northern cattle export supply chain is (from left) Berrimah Livestocks Brendon Lewis, Senator Sam McMahon, NTLEA CEO Tom Dawkins and Minister David Littleproud at the Berrimah Export Yards. Picture: Supplied

Darwin's showpiece cattle export facility, the Berrimah Export Yards, proved to be the perfect setting for last week's future-focused launch of a new agricultural supply chain project in strategic development and northern innovation by Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud.

Minister supports NT agriculture supply chain focus

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