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Australia's Agrifood Tech Research Ecosystem

Australia’s agriculture research ecosystem offers abundant opportunities for collaboration. Whether you’re entering the market or seeking R&D partners, this guide provides essential insights into funding, intellectual property, and growth pathways.

Why this guide

 

At growAG., we’re dedicated to supporting researchers aiming to make a significant impact in agriculture and food. Australia’s robust R&D ecosystem is primed for innovation, with resources, funding options, and expert networks to help bring your research to life. This guide was created to simplify your path, providing insights into Australia’s unique research landscape and connections to foster collaboration and growth.

Our goal is to support local and international researchers entering Australia by offering clear opportunities, partnerships, and programs available. 

What’s inside this guide?

 

This guide covers all the essentials to get you started in Australia’s agriculture research ecosystem.

  • Success stories and real-world case studies
  • Overview of the 15 Rural Research and Development Corporations (RDCs)
  • 5 key pathways for advancing your research in Australia
  • Intellectual Property (IP) in Australia

Packed with insights and practical guidance, this guide will help you navigate the opportunities and connections needed to make an impact in Australia’s agriculture landscape.

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Why Australia is the destination for agriculture and food research

Why Australia? It’s a leading hub for agriculture and food research, offering world-class facilities, a range of climates perfect for testing, and extensive government support. Australia is the place to accelerate breakthroughs in agriculture, tackle sustainability, and drive food security solutions.

We’re excited to welcome both international and local researchers to collaborate and innovate, making a global impact from an ideal launchpad.

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