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South American Study Tour,
1 to 25 August 2008

Ola!  In August 2008, a group joined us for an action-packed farm tour of South America, visiting no-till farmers in southern Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Southern and Northern Brazil. 

2007 EU Study Tour

In August 2008, a group of 46 participants joined us for a tour of Europe.

Touring…

3 Sept FAO Rome
6 Sept Zegna Woollen Mill Borgosesia, Italy
9 Sept GM Corn Growers Barcelona
10 Sept Monsanto Plant Biarritz, France
10 Sept Overnight Farm Billet Tours
10 Sept Futures Marketing Bourges
11 Sept OECD Paris
13 Sept Machinery Field Day Oxford
14 Sept Väderstad Machinery Plant Sweden
17 Sept Biofuels Farming Tespe, Germany
20 Sept No-tillage Farming Switzerland

Cruising…

21–22 Sept Venice
23 Sept Bari
24 Sept Katakolon
25 Sept Izmir
26 Sept Istanbul
27 Sept Dubrovnik
28–29 Sept Venice
30 Sept Rome

Review of GM Study Tour to Canada
26 farmer participants
July/August 2006

A four week Study Tour program was devised by Bill Crabtree from 22nd July until 16th August 2006. Then advertisements were placed in rural newspapers and newsletters as well as emails were sent to past tour participants of Crabtree Agricultural Study Tours inviting participants to attend.

Reflections of China Tour

For 16 days a group of 49 “big nosed” Australians inspected life in China. I was surprised by their friendly and apparently open attitude. We arrived at the beginning of their big week-long holiday (1-7th October) and we soaked up the festive atmosphere in Tiananmen Square, gardens, lakes and temples.

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North America Study Tour 2004

A unique group of 44 embarked on a spectacular 8,000 km journey of North America. We had the usual amazing array of modified genetic organisms (people) on tour. Isn’t nature wonderful? We are learnt of the adventuresome Beeck’s, the skilled yarns of Daniel Morgan, the keen mind of Bec Ifould, the politeness of John Doncon, the great people skills of Zoe Fulwood and the willingness of David Cook to pre-empt problems. Not to mention the great energy of Jim – our bus driver!

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