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Hort Innovation is Australia’s grower-owned, not-for-profit research and development corporation for the nation’s $16B horticulture industry. With advice from the industry, we partner with growers and top local and international research and intelligence providers to drive a prosperous Australian horticulture industry built on demand and innovation solutions.

AgriFutures Australia is one of 15 Research and Development Corporations (RDCs) that service the Research, Development and Extension (RD&E) needs of Australian rural industries. We represent the research needs for 13 thriving rural industries (chicken meat, rice, honey bee and pollination, ginger, tea tree oil, pasture seeds, export fodder, thoroughbred horses, kangaroo, buffalo, deer, goat fibre and ratite), delivering research and innovation that aims to give our farmers and producers real returns, as well as prepare them to thrive into the future. With a head office in Wagga Wagga, NSW, we have a unique role among the RDCs as well as representing our 13 levied industries, we are also responsible for: Investing in research, development and extension which aims to drive the growth and development of emerging, high-potential agricultural rural industries such as sesame, industrial hemp and seaweed. Developing and delivering programs that respond to the specific workforce and leadership needs of those working in the Australian agricultural sector. Delivering programs that future-proof Australian rural industries by identifying and responding to national challenges and opportunities which impact the Australian agricultural sector. Engaging with the global agrifood innovation system to ensure Australia is a leader in accessing, adopting, developing and exporting agrifood technologies and innovation. To find out more, visit agrifutures.com.au.

The National Farmers' Federation (NFF) is the peak national body representing farmers, and more broadly, agriculture across Australia. We are one of Australia's most respected advocacy organisations, and exist to fight for the future of Australia's farmers and farm sector. Since our formation in 1979, and with the support of our 27 member organisations, we have earned a reputation as a leader in the development and achievement of policy outcomes, championing issues affecting Australia's 157,000 farmers and helping to advance Australian agriculture. farmers.org.au I agday.org.au I talking2030.com