Membership of MSF: A Mallee Essential
Click here to download 2011 Membership Application form 
Benefits
Becoming a member of MSF provides a strong network of farmers facing similar issues who can provide valuable feedback and support. You will be joining a tri state network of fellow farmers and professionals and be encouraged to achieve excellence.
A member of MSF has the opportunity to directly influence research priorities for the dryland industries and the region. Through farmer reference committees in each state and elected farmer representatives on the MSF Board of Management, members are heard and influential.
Our members also enjoy:
- Monthly newsletters with topical and relevant information
- Updates on networking events, crop walks and business services
- Access to a diverse range of workshops and field days at preferential rates
- MSF publications including the acclaimed "farmtalk" fact sheet series and the Annual Results Compendium
- Access to the members' login section of the website
- Special offers from MSF sponsors
Membership Categories
Membership is available to both individuals and organisations, with associate memberships also offered at a reduced rate.
To become a member simply complete the Membership Application Form available here and return to us. The latest details on fees are on page 2 of the application form. Consult your financial advisor or taxation specialist about the tax deductibility of your membership fees.
For more information contact MSF on 03 5021 9100 or admin@msfp.org.au
Strong membership is important to MSF.
MSF encourages farmers to become members because it indicates to funding bodies and collaborative researchers that MSF has a strong voice and united support from the region. A comprehensive membership base also allows MSF direct access to the thoughts and needs of the agricultural sector of the Mallee.
Members Quotes
"What took me three years to implement on farm would have taken me 10 if not for the help of MSF."
South West NSW Farmer
"The thing that I like about attending MSF farmer group meetings is that all the farmers are comfortable talking about what has worked and what hasn't. I find that it is just as important to find out what hasn't worked with other farmers just as much as practices that have been successful."
Pinnaroo, SA Farmer
"I'm looking forward to staying involved with MSF so that I can continually learn about the latest research that will help my business."
Cowangie, Vic Farmer
"As a new farmer, I needed to find where to get the best possible information to make educated decisions about what to do and when to do it. I have now got in place a plan to go to no till over the next few seasons."
Karoonda, SA Farmer
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