Webinar Program
Over the past eight years Dairy Australia has developed over 250 webinars designed to upskill Australian dairy manufacturers.
These webinars, together with their downloadable PDFs, offer an exciting way to enhance the knowledge of you or your workforce, without having to leave the workplace - delivering substantial savings in costs and time. Alternatively, webinar recordings can be viewed at a time that suits participants.
Most importantly, staff receive this valuable training from local and international experts in their field.
Typically the 30 webinars conducted annually include a 50 minute presentation followed by 5 to 10 minutes of question time.
Webinar access is free for Australian dairy farmers.
Visit the Dairy Australia Events calendar and select the tag 'Manufacturing' to find the latest webinars in your area, or visit the webinar library to view previous presentations.
2020/21 Webinar season passes
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Category |
12 month pass
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6 month pass
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Large companies (over 200 employees) |
$2600 |
$1450 |
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Medium companies (20-200 employees) |
$600 |
$320 |
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Individuals and Small companies (1-20 employees) |
$270 |
$160 |
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University students |
$180 |
$100 |
Individual webinars can be accessed for $45. Webinar access is free for Australian dairy farmers.
Please email Jennifer Penfold to purchase a webinar season pass.
Purchase of a Webinar Season Pass entitles companies and individuals to the following:
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Access to 30+ webinars per year.
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Multiple logons for company staff attending webinars (plus multiple people can participate from logon point.
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Single logon for individuals / small companies (multiple people can participate from one logon).
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Technical support for participants.
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PDF’s of presentations.
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Opportunity to ask questions of world expert during the webinar.
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Opportunity to liaise with and ask further questions of webinar presenter for one week post webinar.
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Access to webinar recordings for 90 days post webinar.
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Professional development opportunity for individuals and companies.
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Opportunity to suggest new topics or dairy experts relevant to business needs.
Webinar schedule, Semester 1 - 2021
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28 Jan 2020 10-11am AEDT |
Finding the Source: Root Cause Analysis in dairy manufacturing Nicole Martin, Cornell University, USA
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Wed Feb 3 10-11am AEDT |
Dairy Matrix and Milk Fat: its complex contribution to nutrition Rafael Jimenez-Flores, Ohio State University, USA
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Wed Feb 10 12-1pm AEDT |
Solving cheese defects Part 1 – Soft ripened cheeses Peter Dixon, Vermont, USA
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Wed Feb 17 2-3pm AEDT |
Learnings from COVID-19 Kylie Armstrong, Bulla.Dairy Foods, Kees de Koning, Wageningen University, NL [Plus introduction by Helen Dornom and Sofia Omstedt, DA]
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Wed Feb 24 2-3pm AEDT
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FREE WEBINAR Dairy Matters – Consumer marketing update – Glenys Zucco, DA
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Wed March 3 2-3pm AEDT
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Dairy Farm Monitor report - Understanding the costs of dairy farming Jake Musson, Dairy Australia
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Wed March 17 2-3pm AEDT |
Spore-forming bacteria and their impact on hard and semi-hard cheese production Ivan Larcher, The Cheese School, Castlemaine
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Wed March 24 2-3pm AEDT |
Stability and spoilage of lipids in milk and dairy products Hilton Deeth, Emeritus Professor, University of Queensland
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Wed. March 31 2-3pm AEDT |
Australian dairy exports to Japan and status of the Japanese market
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Wed. Apr 14 2-3pm AEST |
Emulsions and their importance in dairy products Greg Martin, University of Melbourne
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Wed Apr 21 2-3pm AEST |
Whole genome sequencing and its potential for dairy processing Steve Flint, Massey University, NZ
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Wed. Apr 28 2-3pm AEST |
Dairy consumption in China following the COVID-19 outbreak
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Wed. May 5 2-3pm AEST |
The role of heat stable enzymes in shelf life of milk powders Alistair Carr, Massey University, NZ
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Wed May 26 3-4pm AEST |
Creating new opportunities in functional fermented milk products Marja Kanning, DSM, The Netherlands
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Wed. June 2 Time TBC AEST |
Innovations in dairy processing i) U-V based pasteurisation of milk - Klaus Iversen, Lyras, Denmark ii)High performance Ultrafiltration- William Harvey, Applied Biometric, USA |
