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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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Final report summary: Heart muscle scarring a cause of sudden death in thoroughbreds - image

02.07.20

Final report summary: Heart muscle scarring a cause of sudden death in thoroughbreds

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United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Telling Australia's Rural Industries Story - image

02.07.20

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Telling Australia's Rural Industries Story

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AgriFutures Australia Annual Operational Plan 2020-2021 - image

26.06.20

AgriFutures Australia Annual Operational Plan 2020-2021

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Developing Appropriate Stunning Methods for Halal Slaughter of Water Buffalo - image

26.06.20

Developing Appropriate Stunning Methods for Halal Slaughter of Water Buffalo

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Latest News and Events

24.06.20

Ripe for the picking: Expertise sought to grow “next gen” emerging rural industries

Investment in rural industries tipped to be the next big thing such as coffee, sesame, industrial hemp and hazelnuts is at the forefront of the AgriFutures Emerging Industries Program and individuals and organisations being invited to share their expertise to bolster the potential of priority industries.
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17.06.20

AgriFutures Thoroughbred Horses Program Researcher Spotlight: Aleona Swegen

Driven by industry experience and an appreciation for the thoroughbred horses industry Dr Aleona Swegen, conjoint fellow at the Priority Research Centre for Reproductive Science University of Newcastle, is on the hunt to develop a new blood-based early pregnancy test for mares. We sat down with Dr Swegen to learn more about the project.
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