Projects
 About the Project This project will develop a guide to assist in establishing a Farmer Innovation Platform (InP) for the Grower Group network. One group will be selected…
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About the Project Methods and means in which to capture carbon in farming landscapes will be described in two processes; a public conference, A Climate of Opportunity in Agriculture…
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About the Project Building grower group capacity by developing and implementing a national strategic approach to more effectively deliver extension that drives the adoption of innovation and sustainable farm…
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About the Project Crop intensive farming systems are running down soil carbon levels, requiring increased inputs to maintain or increase yield without necessarily improving profitability. Mixed species cover cropping…
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Riverland & Mallee Mesonet About the Project The Riverland & Mallee Mesonet is a state of the art automatic weather station network developed with significant financial support from Primary…
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Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator Regional Agriculture Landcare Facilitator – Northern and Yorke Ag Excellence Alliance hosts the Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator (RALF) for the Northern and Yorke region. There…
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 About the Project The Mid North Mesonet was a pilot project established in the Mid North of South Australia. The network of 41 Profiling Automatic Weather Stations (Profiling…
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The Carbon Farming Knowledge project has proven to be extremely effective in engaging 30 farm advisers who are the key influencers of farmers across southeastern Australia. The aim was to build their knowledge, understanding, and attitude to reduce GHG emissions on farm and store carbon across the farming landscape. In three years, the project has shifted the advisers and a majority of their farmer clients from ignorance and skeptics of carbon farming to where they are now actively engaged in positive discussions on how farm practices can be changed to reduce emissions and build carbon in soils and vegetation.
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 Soil acidity in South Australia Within South Australia (State and regional maps) more than two million hectares of agricultural land are susceptible to soil acidification that degrades the…
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 Future needs and funding for grower groups was the focus of the Ag Excellence workshop held recently in Adelaide. Presentations by a diverse range of industry representatives set…
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