 Links (FarmPoint is not responsible for the content of the websites linked to below. The link does not constitute any form of endorsement.) |
| Fuel schemes provide credits and grants to reduce the costs of some fuels or to provide a benefit to encourage the recycling of waste oils. |
| Tasmanian businesses are able to detail their products, services and capabilities on this website. Biztas offers the international market place a 'one stop shop' when looking to source Tasmanian products and services. |
| Brand Tasmania aims to heighten the profile, quality and value of Tasmanian products and services in the marketplace and to encourage a broad-based ownership of the Tasmanian brands by Tasmanian enterprises and the community.
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| Business Point is a portal site for information on starting or growing a business in Tasmania. Includes licence information, online resources and tools, and small business guides.
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| Simple and convenient access to all the Government information, transactions and services for businesses. A whole-of-Government service providing essential information on planning, starting and running your business.
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| Provides information on markets, weather, research & development and offers classifieds and advice on new farming products. |
| The Australian Government has allocated $26.5 million over four years to boost training opportunities for primary producers, and to enable industry, farming groups and natural resource management groups develop strategies to adapt and respond to the impacts of climate change. |
| FOODmap: A comparative analysis of Australian food distribution channels examines the different ways food reaches consumers; ranging from the expected, such as supermarkets and coffee shops, to the less obvious, such as hospitals and prisons. |
| An In-Market Experience Scholarship is a grant from the New Industries Development Program (NIDP). Each scholarship of $12,500 will help managers or emerging managers from small-to-medium sized agribusiness work for 3 months to 1 year to define opportunities for their product, service or technology, fully participate in alliances, build relationships with potential customers, undertake business- or sector-specific courses, gain experience in new areas of business and markets, and seek expert advice. |
| Listing includes business, telephone, postcode, internet and email directories. |
| Mentor Resources of Tasmania (MRT) provides FREE mentor guidance and assistance to new and existing small businesses and community groups. |
| The North East Tasmania Micro (NETMicro) Program helps organisations contribute to sustainable economic development in the Dorset region. The program provides funding assistance for organisations of up to $50 000 for projects that will generate or retain employment by improving the efficiency and productivity of the organisation or increasing its capacity and capability. |
| A Tasmanian Government website listing public notices. |
| South Australian Government business with a team of over 200 full-time specialist consultants who deliver tailored services and products for customers in the primary industries and manufacturing sectors. |
| SCAMwatch is a site to help you recognise, report and protect yourself from scams. SCAMwatch is owned and maintained by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and is also the campaign portal for the Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce. |
| Service Tasmania provides you with one stop access to Government transactions, services and information. |
| The SBAS objective is to maximise the growth potential, prosperity and sustainability of small businesses through enhanced access to information and advice on issues important to sustaining and/or growing small business in response to the current global financial crisis. |
| Information on enterprise centres in Tasmania, which support to people intending to commence in business or self employment and existing small businesses (with five or less employees). Regional enterprise centres provide FREE and confidential information, guidance and advice. |
| Springboard is a range of enhanced business acceleration services designed to support and facilitate new and established Tasmanian businesses that are innovative, export focused and science and technology related. |
| TQA is a not-for-profit incorporated association which co-ordinates quality assurance for the production and service sectors of Tasmanian primary industry. |
| The Tasmanian Vegetable Marketing Plan has been developed in conjunction with a joint industry and government committee. The plan provides detailed strategies to improve opportunities for the vegetable industry. |
| Find out what value chain management is and how it make businesses more profitable? Why and how could you become involved in value chain management? And Is your business ready and How you can apply the principles of value chain management practically in your business. |
| The Women in Business Micro-credit Program helps women who want to start or grow their business |