Home » Farming and Environment » Women on farms gathering

Women on farms gathering

THE Women on Farms Gathering is back bigger than ever in Inglewood after having been postponed in 2020 and again in 2021 due to COVID-19.

This year’s theme, Revitalised, is the opportunity to come together to celebrate all things country and farm life after a challenging two years.

The gathering will bring more than 200 farming women from all around Victoria to Inglewood over three eventful days from March 25-27.

Attendees can re-connect, share stories, promote positive mental health, and enjoy delicious food all the while promoting the important role they play in rural communities.

Events and sessions include a pop-up market on March 25 at the Inglewood Town Hall from 1pm-5.30pm along with the Boots and Babes Gala event that evening.

On March 26-27, attendees can unwind amongst friends, or attend some of the workshops, or hop on a bus tour and visit the Loddon region.

Visit the Facebook page, Women on Farms Gathering, for more information.

Tickets for the three-day event are available until February 28.

Tickets are $250 each.

Contact Cindy Gould on 0429 043 838 or CGould@idhs.vic.gov.au.

Digital Editions


  • Simply the best

    Simply the best

    AUDIENCES are preparing to be transported back in time as the critically acclaimed drag tribute show A Night with Tina arrives in Swan Hill next…

More News

  • Motown magic hits as Big Chill comes alive

    Motown magic hits as Big Chill comes alive

    A HIT film that helped revive a music empire is roaring back to life, with powerhouse voices and a live band bringing the soul of a generation to Australian stages.…

  • Cross-border crime crackdown

    Cross-border crime crackdown

    A MAN has been hit with 26 charges after police uncovered a stash of allegedly stolen vehicles, machinery, weapons and drugs during a cross-border crime crackdown at a Murray Downs…

  • Three-way Nationals race looms

    Three-way Nationals race looms

    A THREE-way contest is set to decide the next Nationals candidate for one of northern Victoria’s safest seats, with party members to choose a successor to retiring heavyweight Peter Walsh…

  • Walk in the park for Parkinson’s

    Walk in the park for Parkinson’s

    A REGIONAL Parkinson’s walk is set to bring communities together this weekend, with organisers urging locals to step out, connect and support those living with the condition. Swan Hill Parkinson’s…

  • Central Murray Football Round 2 Previews

    Central Murray Football Round 2 Previews

    Hay v Moulamein BOTH Hay and Moulamein will go into tomorrow’s all-important clash without several key players, as early season injuries begin to take their toll on both clubs. The…

  • Farmers welcome ministers

    Farmers welcome ministers

    VICTORIA’S peak farming body has welcomed a fresh ministerial line-up, declaring it is ready to get straight to work in what looms as a critical year for the sector. The…

  • Reporting issues after hours

    Reporting issues after hours

    RESIDENTS and visitors needing to report issues relating to animal-related matters or road and building concerns within the Gannawarra Shire Council can now do so via a new after-hours phone…

  • Magpies hold on to win thriller

    Magpies hold on to win thriller

    LAKE Boga has edged out Cohuna in a thrilling one-goal victory to begin their 2026 campaign in style, with the contest going down to the wire after an intensely fought…

  • Magpies win thriller

    Magpies win thriller

    A DETERMINED Lake Boga withstood a desperate Cohuna Kangas outfit in nail-biting finish, with the Magpies claiming a two-point victory in windy conditions. After a seesawing first round battle, it…

  • Low-sensory centres for accessible voting

    Low-sensory centres for accessible voting

    VOTING at the next Victorian state election will be more accessible for people who face barriers at traditional polling places with the rollout of low-sensory mobile voting centres. Low‑sensory voting…