Boyce is heading to the Gold Coast for the 2026 Australian Cotton Conference, and we'd love to see you there. From 4 to 6 August, our team will be part of three days of learning and connection with the people who make Australian cotton what it is. We're presenting in two sessions, exhibiting at Stand 42, and sharing interim results from the 2026 Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis.
Boyce Executive Business Unit Leader, Caroline Wilcher, will present during Session 3c, "Show Me the Money: Farm Profitability."
It's a moderated conversation about benchmarking, farm investment and generational change, alongside Skye Macpherson of Nuveen Natural Capital, and David Cornish of Marcus Oldham College, with Gavin Dal Broi of Cotton Australia facilitating. Caroline will bring the human side of the numbers: what farm performance really means for the family behind the business, and why a clear strategy, not just the right structure, should lead the way.
🗓️ Tuesday 4 August, 4:15pm–5:30pm · The ACDC Plenary
The next day, Principal Advisor for Generational Strategy, Nicole Killen, leads a Generational Change Workshop for families thinking about succession, ownership and handing over to the next generation. Real cotton farming families will share how putting strategy before structure and people at the centre changed the way they approached succession. If the future of your farm is on your mind, this is an honest, practical session well worth an hour of your time.
🗓️ Wednesday 5 August, 1pm–2pm · The PTx Plenary
We're proud to share the interim results of our 2026 Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis. Boyce has produced this benchmarking study since the mid-1980s, and it remains one of the most trusted measures of on-farm financial performance in the industry. You can pick up a copy from our stand 42 in the Trade Hall.
You'll find our advisors at Stand 42 in the Trade Hall for all three days. Whether you want to talk through your benchmarking, weigh up an investment, plan for succession or simply say hello, we'd be glad to see you.
