New members are welcome
The Braidwood Garlic Growers Co-op Ltd (BGGC) was established in 2017, to support and promote sustainable garlic growing in the Southern Tablelands region of New South Wales.
BGGC offers:
BGGC offers:
- Education and support for individual member growers
- Centralised marketing and distribution service associated with the Braidwood Garlic brand
- Sharing of information, knowledge and resources among members
- Some bulk discounts for the purchase of input materials such as straw and fertiliser.
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Thank you Farming Together!
The Braidwood Garlic Growers Group became the Braidwood Garlic Growers Co-operative with the support of the Australian Government's Farming Together (Farm Co-operatives and Collaboration Pilot Program.
We are grateful for the terrific support that Farming Together has provided.
Farming Together (Farm Co-operatives and Collaboration Pilot Program) – is a $14,934,000 Federal Government initiative that aims to provide farmers, fishers and foresters with knowledge, skills and materials on collaborative ideas, co-operative structures and collective strategies.
Farming Together aims to:
Improve knowledge of how co-operatives, collective strategies and supply chain negotiations can improve farmers’ returns.
Improve the knowledge of business models and collaboration options available to farmers and farm advisors.
Improve the agriculture focused legal and financial expert advice available regarding the process, implementation and management of such business models.
Farming Together involved a hands-on team of 13 people backed by an Industry Advisory Group of eight agricultural leaders from across Australia. The program is managed by Southern Cross University and is based at the campus in Lismore, NSW.
We are grateful for the terrific support that Farming Together has provided.
Farming Together (Farm Co-operatives and Collaboration Pilot Program) – is a $14,934,000 Federal Government initiative that aims to provide farmers, fishers and foresters with knowledge, skills and materials on collaborative ideas, co-operative structures and collective strategies.
Farming Together aims to:
Improve knowledge of how co-operatives, collective strategies and supply chain negotiations can improve farmers’ returns.
Improve the knowledge of business models and collaboration options available to farmers and farm advisors.
Improve the agriculture focused legal and financial expert advice available regarding the process, implementation and management of such business models.
Farming Together involved a hands-on team of 13 people backed by an Industry Advisory Group of eight agricultural leaders from across Australia. The program is managed by Southern Cross University and is based at the campus in Lismore, NSW.