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Over 500 visitors attend Cotton Collective 2023 in Australia

04 Aug '23

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The 2023 Cotton Collective, a biennial conference and exhibition, drew over 500 attendees who engaged with speakers covering diverse topics related to cotton production, research, and industry trends.
The event also featured a well-attended trade show with over 80 exhibitors showing technological innovations.
Planning for the 2024 conference is already in progress.

The 2023 Cotton Collective has been judged a success after more than 500 people attended the two days of the Collective and the events surrounding the biennial conference and exhibition.

Speakers on a range of fascinating topics presented their own areas of expertise, research, industry developments and global insights, Cotton Australia said in a press release.

Cotton Australia GM Michael Murray said every presentation and panel discussion was warmly received. “I think there was something for every grower. From carbon neutral agriculture to future proofing our supply chains and employment contracts, there were some excellent questions from the floor demonstrating just how connected growers were to each subject,” added Murray.

The trade show was also well attended with more than 80 exhibitors displaying the latest in technology and innovation as well as competitions and entertainment. Planning is well underway for the 2024 Cotton Conference which will be held on the Gold Coast.

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