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Scientists wearing full-body protective suits, gloves, and goggles work in a laboratory behind a glass shield, handling chicken meat samples with laboratory equipment and containers to support rural development initiatives.

AgriFutures Australia is aware that the current COVID-19 health pandemic may impact on researchers and staff working on projects (for example field work, lab work and travel).

A group of people in hats and casual clothing stand on a dirt embankment near an irrigation canal in Australia, inspecting water flow beside a green field under a clear blue sky as part of ongoing research.

We appreciate that circumstances are changing frequently, and that plans may need to be further revised in light of new restrictions. In order to minimise the administrative burden please keep your Program Manager updated (or email ) regarding any plans for managing your research project during this time so we can work together on potential solutions.

We would like to take this opportunity to assure you that our business is set up for staff to work remotely and we will continue to work with our stakeholders to deliver research outcomes whilst ensuring the health and wellbeing of all involved.

Wishing you and your team members all the best in these challenging times.

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