#AgriFutures Australia

Things couldn’t get much warmer in the Southern Hemisphere and that can only mean one thing – AgriFutures evoke^AG. 2024 is firing up for the fourth year. Are you heading west in less than two weeks? We’ve put together a list of must-dos to help you squeeze every drop out of evoke^AG. 2024.

We’re excited to launch our first-ever Humans of Agriculture x evoke^AG. podcast collaboration series with Oli Le Lievre.

2019 NSW/ACT AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award Finalist, Karin Stark shares her experience in the renewable energy space and the opportunities these technologies can provide farmers.

It is a great time to be in rural research and innovation. There is a landslide of activity across agriculture, fisheries and forestries, all designed to deliver new technologies and opportunities to Australian farmers.

grow^AG. is a collaboration between the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment (DAWE) and Australia’s 15 Research & Development Corporations, often referred to as the RDC’s. It is the gateway to Australia’s agrifood innovation system, formalising a shared vision to showcase world leading agricultural research, unique technologies and commercialisation opportunities in one, easy to use location.

What will a future farmer look like? What jobs will they perform? What skills will that will entail and who else will bring expertise to the management of farm activities?

This episode explores new ideas, solutions and possibilities on how we can make the Australian agriculture industry more sustainable.

New research shows there’s an estimated additional opportunity for the Australian protein market valued at $19.9 billion by 2030. With $3.1 billion of this opportunity for alternative protein categories. Here John Harvey, Managing Director, AgriFutures Australia explores why there is more than enough room for both animal-based and alternative proteins on Australian consumers’ plates.