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Region: Bathurst Maximum Capacity: 120 persons
- Sydney to Bathurst (via Blue Mountains) 204 kms 3 HoursDiversified farming region producing beef, prime lambs, goats, fruit, vegetables, forestry farming, hay and winter grain crops.
Region: Culcairn Maximum Capacity: 48
- Melbourne to Culcairn 374KMS 5HRS, Canberra to Culcairn 308KMS 4HRSDiversified farming area producing winter grain crops, sheep, beef cattle, hogs and other agricultural enterprises.
Region: Cootamundra Maximum Capacity: 44
- Melbourne to Cootamundra 55OKMS 5.5HRS
- Canberra to Cootamundra 187kms 2.45 HRS
- Albury to Cootamundra 240KMS 2.55 HRS
The closest host centre to Canberra. A prime winter grain growing region backed up by beef cattle and sheep for wool and meat production. Canola Oil seed production deer.
Region: Finley / Berrigan Maximum Maximum Capacity: 60
- Melbourne to Finley via Sheppparton 308KMS 4HRS The Riverina Region is largest and primary rice production in Australia, soya beans, sunflowers and also winter wheat, dairy and beef cattle and prime lambs.
Region: Hawkesbury Valley Maximum Capacity: 80
- Sydney to Kurmond Hawkesbury Valley Meeting Point 72KMS 1.25HRS The closest AFT host farm centre to Sydney and 1.25 hour west of Sydney located at the foot of the Blue Mountains. The Hawkesbury region is a leading producer of commercial flowers and vegetables for the Sydney and export markets. Hydroponics grown vegetables, high yield dairy production, beef cattle and horse studs also leading garden and commercial turf growing district and leading fruit producing district including oranges, apples and mandarins.
Region: Holbrook Maximum Capacity: 80
- Melbourne to Holbrook 385KMS 4HRS,
- Canberra to Holbrook 280KMS 3.50HRS Renowned as one the leading beef producing regions in Australia. Centre of leading stud breeders, prime lamb and fine wool production and pasture grass seed production.
Region: Narrandera / Leeton Maximum Capacity: 80
- Sydney to Narrandera 555KMS 7HRS
- Canberra to Narrandera 344KMS 4.25HRS
- Albury to Narrandera 181KMS 2.20HRS
A combination of flood irrigation and dry land farming producing rice, Leeton sunflowers in summer and coarse grains in winter. Also fruit and grapes, merino sheep, prime lambs and beef cattle.
Region: Narrabri Maximum Capacity: 40 – 48
- Sydney to Narrabri (road) 507KMS 7HRS - Air Sydney to Narrabri 75 Minutes
Located in the Namoi Valley is one of the largest Cotton growing districts in Australia. The region stretches from Emerald to the north and Menindee to the south. Cotton and wheat Host farms surround Narrabri. Inspections and technical visits to a Cotton Gin, Cotton and grain producing farms, cotton grading facilities and the Australian Cotton Centre and inspection of the CSIRO Australia national Telescope facility are available.
Region: Tumbarumbra Maximum Capacity: 44
- Melbourne to Tumbarumbra 471 KMS 5.5HRS
- Canberra to Tumbarumba 265KMS 3.45HRS Located on western foothills of the Snowy Mountains in Southern New South Wales. This region farms beef cattle and prime lambs. Forrest farming and associated by products. Also known for its wine grape and berry fruit production and yellow box honey products.
Region: Tweed Valley Maximum Capacity: 80
- Surfers Paradise to Murwillumbah (meeting point) 53KMS – 50 MINUTES The Tweed Valley region is located just minutes from the Queensland and New South Wales border and 30 minutes from the Gold Coast. Agriculture in the region is quite diverse including cattle and dairy farming, sugar cane, coffee, tea and tropical fruit plantations, fern and native flower nurseries, horse studs and wineries and oyster farms on the Tweed River.
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