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AgriFutures Australia is the trading name for Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation (RIRDC). AgriFutures Australia invests in research, leadership, innovation and learning to support industries that do not have their own research and development function, new and emerging industries, and the issues that affect the whole of agriculture.

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AgriFutures Honey Bee & Pollination Program: 2020 Research, Development & Extension Snapshot - image

30.07.20

AgriFutures Honey Bee & Pollination Program: 2020 Research, Development & Extension Snapshot

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Catalysing a $10m Australian Insect Industry - image

29.07.20

Catalysing a $10m Australian Insect Industry

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Rebuilding the Honey Bee and Pollination Industry - image

28.07.20

Rebuilding the Honey Bee and Pollination Industry

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Bushfire Recovery Plan: Understanding what needs to be done to ensure the honey bee and pollination industry recovers from the 2019-20 bushfire crisis - image

28.07.20

Bushfire Recovery Plan: Understanding what needs to be done to ensure the honey bee and pollination industry recovers from the 2019-20 bushfire crisis

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Latest News and Events

04.08.20

Agriculture’s opportunity to speak a global sustainability language

For AgriFutures Australia’s Senior Manager, Business Development Jennifer Medway, sustainability underpins farming practices on her sheep property at Gunning, NSW, but a new report highlights why Australian agriculture needs to up its game when it comes to celebrating sustainability success on the global stage.
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04.08.20

Thank you for bee-ing so inspiring: AgriFutures Australia farewells long serving Advisory Panel members

AgriFutures Australia would like to thank Ecologist Professor Saul Cunningham and commercial beekeeper, James Kershaw for their contribution to the industry and their determination to see improved research outcomes for commercial beekeepers. Professor Cunningham and Mr Kershaw retired from their positions on the Honey Bee & Pollination Advisory Panel in June 2020 following a decade and seven years, respectively, of service.
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