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Annual Operational Plan 2021-2022 Research and innovation for rural prosperity
2021-22 3
Contents Pg
Our vision 4-5
Message from the Managing Director 6-7
AgriFutures Australia’s investment portfolio 8-9
Our arenas
1 People and Leadership 10-11
2 National Challenges and Opportunities 12-13
3 Growing Profitability 14-15
4 Emerging Industries 16
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and investment highlights
1 People and Leadership 18
2 National Challenges and Opportunities 19
3 Growing Profitability 20
4 Emerging Industries 21
Appendices
A Budget income and expenses for 2021-22 22
B Research and Development expenditure estimates 2021-22 23
across the Strategic Science and Research Priorities
C Research and Development expenditure estimates 2021-22 26
across the Rural Research and Development Priorities
D Science and Research Priorities and the Rural 27
Research and Development Priorities
E Notification of significant events 38-39
F Consultation with stakeholders 38-39
Front cover photo credit: G Service charter 38-39
Northern Territory Buffalo Industry Council
H AgriFutures Australia Board 38-39
I Stakeholders 38-39
AgriFutures Australia
Annual Operational Plan 2021-22 J AgriFutures Australia Advisory Panels – Chairs 38-39
© 2021-22 AgriFutures Australia
All rights reserved. K Corporate directory 38-39
AgriFutures Australia is the trading name for Rural
Industries Research & Development Corporation (RIRDC). ISBN: 978-1-76053-156-0
ABN: 25 203 754 319 AgriFutures Australia Publication No.: 21-013 AgriFutures Australia
Our vision
To grow the long-term prosperity
of Australian rural industries
1 2 3 4
People and National Challenges Growing Emerging
Leadership and Opportunities Profitability Industries
Goal Goal Goal Goal
To support the people driving To identify and nurture research To enhance the profitability To support new and emerging
the future prosperity of and innovation opportunities and sustainability of our levied rural industries.
Australian rural industries that are synergistic across rural rural industries. Regional
and regional communities by industries. communities and the broader
providing them with learning Australian economy depend on
opportunities and experiences. profitable farms.
Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities
Attracting capable people into Informing debate on issues of Engaging industry participants Supporting the early stage
careers in agriculture. importance to rural industries. in determining RD&E priorities. establishment of high potential
rural industries.
Building the capability of Adapting new technologies for Investing in innovation that
future rural leaders. use across rural industries.
Working collaboratively on
assists levied industries to be
more profitable. Purpose of Responsible
issues common across rural
industries.
Delivering outcomes to maximise
industry uptake and adoption. this document Minister
1 2
This AgriFutures Australia Annual The Hon. David Littleproud MP Minister for
Outcome Operational Plan presents the organisation’s Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management
planned research and development (R&D) and Deputy Leader of the National Party of Australia.
Rural industries are Challenges and Industry participants High-potential investments and corporate expenditure in
equipped with skilled opportunities that are are confident that their emerging
2021-22.
people and the common across rural levy investment is rural industries
leadership to grow and industries are identified delivering value. are established.
prosper. and addressed.
Enabling
Approach legislation Outcome
1 2 3 4 5
3 4
Listening Partnerships Performance Efficient business
Delivering results
and influencing and collaborations culture practices
AgriFutures Australia’s enabling legislation Increased knowledge that fosters sustainable,
is the Primary Industries Research and productive and profitable new and existing
Development Act 1989 (Commonwealth rural industries and furthers understanding
Values Purpose Government of Australia) (the PIRD Act). of national rural issues through research
Connected / Positive / Real / Future-thinking Through research and development, increase and development in government-industry
Innovative / Quality / Approachable / Networked / Confident knowledge and understanding that fosters innovation, partnership.
Professional / Commercially savvy adaptive and valuable rural industries.
2021-22 7
Message from
“ These innovations are adding value the Managing Director
to our farmers, industries and research
partners across all our industries.” AgriFutures Australia has a clear vision to grow the long-term
prosperity of Australian agriculture to create thriving rural industries
and vibrant regional communities. Our objective is to remain focused
Mr John Harvey on our core tasks of research, development and extension (RD&E) to
help our rural industries thrive and prosper.
Everything we have achieved and continue to do this year is to reach or exceed $10 million annual gross value of
driven by our Strategic R&D Plan 2017-2022 and it will lay production (GVP). For example, our commitment includes
the foundation for the next five-year roadmap which begins a multimillion dollar insect protein industry to address
in July 2022. global protein demand, growing a rich future for industrial
hemp, increasing the production, capacity and value of
It gives me great pleasure to thank the thousands of levy industries such as native bush foods and developing an
payers across the 13 industries we serve and the many RD&E plan for the Australian pomegranate industry.
people who have contributed to the current strategic plan’s
continuing success. It is an exciting time to be in Australian agriculture with
young people embracing agriculture and related courses
In the midst of a global pandemic, a new-found confidence in the university sector. We will encourage the best and
has led to innovation on an unfamiliar scale. These brightest into our sector by continuing our support and
innovations are adding value to our farmers, industries funding of our Horizon Program. Our Rural Women’s Award
and research partners across all our industries. continues to shine a light on our extraordinary female rural
leaders and the communities they live in and serve.
In the Australian rice industry, growers have doubled their levy
from $3 to $6 a tonne; which represents a huge commitment evokeAG. is driving innovation and supporting adoption
to innovation and the researcher-led solutions we fund. The of technology across the global agrifood supply chain
increased levy ensures the industry is well placed to invest by connecting, collaborating, and looking to the future
in RD&E to deliver the transformational change required. possibilities of agrifood tech.
AgriFutures and the Rice Program will continue to work with
our Partners SunRice, Ricegrowers’ Association of Australia Accessing research easily and quickly across the
and NSW Department of Primary Industries with a focus innovation ecosystem is a key priority of growAG.. This
on breeding, extension and agronomic solutions for the rice platform increases visibility of Australian research and
industry. innovation across agriculture, forestry and fisheries to
drive commercial RD&E outcomes to deliver opportunities
In the Australian buffalo industry, we continue to support and solutions back to Australian farmers.
research into the free-range industry and the dairy buffalo
sector. Remote Indigenous communities in the Top End I am very thankful and appreciative to work alongside so
are involved in the buffalo industry and this is creating many amazing people, across a diverse range of industries
sustainable livelihoods and positive environmental and communities. Together we are building thriving rural
outcomes through commercial management. industries for the benefit of the Australian people as well
as the world where research, innovation and extension are
The Export Fodder Program has made an equal contribution highly prized and valued by the people we serve now and
with the Grains Research and Development Corporation, to into the future.
accelerate the National Oat Breeding program. The Program,
led by commercial breeding company InterGrain, will provide
new varieties for milling and hay oats, side-by-side with a
broad genetic base equipped to respond to the changing
growing and export requirements.
As part of our National Rural Issues (NRI) program, we will
continue to support vital research in a multimillion dollar Mr John Harvey
carbon initiative to explore new and innovative products, Managing Director
practices and technologies to improve carbon storage or
AgriFutures Australia
reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE) in Australia’s
agricultural sector.
Our Emerging Industries Program will lead research
into new and emerging industries with the potential
Annual Operational Plan 8 2021-22 9
AgriFutures Australia’s investment portfolio
RD&E programs as of 1 July 2021
Arenas Outcome Programs
A balanced
Rural industries Rural Women’s Award research portfolio
are equipped with Rural Women’s Award Alumni
1 skilled people and the Levied Industries Capacity Building & Emerging Industries Program
leadership to grow and Horizon Scholarship AgriFutures Australia’s investment in RD&E is driven by
People and Leadership prosper. Ignite Network
the needs of its stakeholders. To deliver against the This approach provides clarity around the appropriate
startup.business
strategic priorities, AgriFutures Australia is guided by levels of intervention and investment in industries as
Country to Canberra
NFF Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program
two overarching factors: they progress from new to emerging and established.
Australian Rural Leadership Program This approach ensures our investments are fit for
Nuffield • Strong stakeholder engagement purpose and targeted to each industry’s
Heywire • Applying AgriFutures Australia’s broader RD&E developmental stage.
strategies on which investments are made on
behalf of our levied industries. AgriFutures Australia’s project management system
Challenges and National Rural Issues:
enables the portfolio of investments to be viewed
2 opportunities that are
common across rural
• Emerging National Rural Issues Forum
• Cross industry sector collaborative research
AgriFutures Australia’s investments integrate the triple through various perspectives including:
bottom line objectives of economic, environmental and
industries are identified • Rural R&D for Profit Programs (Plan Bee, Weeds
and addressed. biocontrol, Q Fever) social responsibility. The majority of investment will be • Government research priorities
National Challenges
and Opportunities • Biosecurity – animal and plant aligned with short-to-medium-term adaptive research • Program objectives
• The Rural Safety & Health Alliance outcomes and investment returns with the remainder • Project length
• Promoting Importance of Honey Bees contributing to long-term strategic research objectives. • Levels of risk, return and leverage.
• extensionAUS
• The Climate Research Strategy for Primary Industries AgriFutures Australia allocates its expenditure using a
• Community Trust in Rural Industries range of measures that ensure a balanced, financially
responsible approach to its investment of both industry
Innovative agrifood technologies:
and core funds.
• growAG.
• evokeAG. Network • Producer Technology
• evokeAG. 2022 Uptake Program
• Food Agility CRC
Transformative industry action:
• Carbon Initiatives • Ag technology adoption
• Capital investment in • Pre-farmgate waste
the agriculture, fisheries • Intellectual property management
and forestry sector
Industry participants Rice
3 are confident that
their levy investment is
Chicken Meat
Export Fodder
delivering value. Honey Bee & Pollination
Growing Profitability Thoroughbred Horses
Ginger
Tea Tree Oil
Pasture Seeds
AgriFutures Australia allocates
Smaller levied industries: its expenditure using a range of
• Goat fibre
• Buffalo
• Deer
• Ratite
measures that ensure a balanced,
• Kangaroo financially responsible approach
to its investment of both industry
High-potential emerging New and emerging rural industries and core funds.
rural industries are
4 established.
Emerging IndustriesAnnual Operational Plan 10 2021-22 11
Our arenas
Four distinct arenas define our Strategic R&D Plan and represent
the organisation’s broad commitments to deliver the priorities of
the Australian Government, its stakeholders and its ultimate goal to
create thriving rural industries and vibrant regional communities.
1 People and Leadership
Goal Priorities Outcome
To support the people driving the future prosperity Attracting capable people into careers in agriculture.
of Australian rural industries and regional
Building the capability of future rural leaders. Rural industries are equipped
communities by providing them with learning Currently the supply of people into agricultural Skilled leadership is one of the most crucial with skilled people and the
opportunities and experiences. careers is not keeping up with the demand created
by an ageing workforce. In fact, most categories of
elements in the health and prosperity of any rural leadership to grow and prosper.
industry. But it is not always easy to have the right
To build prosperous and sustainable rural agricultural occupations are undersupplied and action people assume leadership roles at the right time,
industries, we need rural leaders with the skills and is required now to ensure the future of the sector. nor those with leadership potential to step forward.
knowledge to make informed decisions about the
Total expenditure for 2021-22
future of their enterprises and industries. Additionally, with the explosion of new technologies Future leaders and decision makers from across
emerging from digital disruption, agriculture also $2,615,000
industry sectors need to be supported so they
We believe that human capacity to drive needs more highly skilled people with a diverse range can share ideas, be motivated, engage in learning,
improvements in competitiveness through the of academic, technical and practical backgrounds. capacity building, knowledge sharing and
adoption of RD&E outcomes and innovation is just community building.
as important as the research itself. Introducing agricultural careers pathways in schools
is critical and agricultural careers need to be promoted AgriFutures Australia has an ongoing commitment
While new technologies, systems, processes and as a successful and respectable career path, not just to developing the leadership and human capacity
business models are important, people are the for students from a family farming background. of rural industries and their communities through
critical element in ensuring the growth of Australian programs such as the Levied Industries Capacity
rural industries. Rural industries need to reflect and promote Building Program, Rural Women’s Award and Alumni,
innovation, diversity, forward-thinking and the positive Horizon Scholarship and the Ignite Network.
As such, AgriFutures Australia is committed to lifestyle that agriculture and farming offers.
supporting rural people through the continued This commitment extends to include the delivery
investment in leadership, capacity and skills AgriFutures Australia will collaborate with the other of a capacity building program for our Levied
development programs, like the Rural Women’s Research Development Corporations, government Industries. In 2021-2022, this program will also see
Award, Horizon Scholarship and the Ignite Network. departments, the private sector and not-for-profit us include Emerging Industries. These programs
organisations to highlight to young people the are specifically designed to build the skills and
opportunities a career in agriculture has to offer expertise of the people working across our levied
through programs like Horizon Scholarship, startup. and emerging industries.
business and Country to Canberra.
AgriFutures AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 12 2021-22 13
Our arenas
2 National Challenges and Opportunities
Goal Priorities
To identify and nurture research and Activity 1: Informing debate on issues of This priority is about collaborating with other RDCs, Activity 3: Transformative industry action.
innovation opportunities that are synergistic importance to rural industries and Australia’s research partners, government and the private sector to
across rural industries. food and agriculture sectors. realise the benefits these new technologies present. Research continues to provoke discussion about challenges
and opportunities that are likely to shape the future of the
Australian rural industries are faced with challenges There are many complex opportunities and Examples include: agrifood sector in the coming decade. Critically, many of the
and opportunities that are both industry-specific challenges confronting Australia’s rural industries growAG. the global gateway to agrifood innovation created issues identified are both industry-specific and common
and common across rural sectors. Beyond the that require careful research and analysis before in Australia. It enables RDCs, other research organisations across Australia’s rural industries. AgriFutures Australia
commodity level, our rural industries require informed, meaningful policy can be developed and and inventors to list their current research projects, is uniquely placed to coordinate debate and program
leadership to identify and respond to national rural debated by industry and government. technologies and commercialisation-ready opportunities. investments on cross-industry issues and challenges.
issues and enhance shared benefits. growAG. is designed to provide transparency of Australia’s
This priority is about delivering research and analysis agricultural research, encourage collaboration, attract This priority will identify a series of potential programs for
Unlike other Research Development Corporations on contemporary, cross-cutting issues. Research investment and find commercial partners from within investment that drive collective action at scale to transform
(RDCs) that represent one or a few similar industries, investments under this Activity are designed to Australia and around the world. industry within the remit of AgriFutures Australia and to
AgriFutures Australia manages RD&E for a diverse support the early identification and response to encourage innovation, adaptation, and value for the sector.
portfolio of plant and animal industries. As such, it is cross-industry opportunities and challenges as well The evokeAG. Network connects the agrifood tech These annual programs of work will be guided by priority
uniquely placed to assist Australian rural industries as react quickly to information needs arising from community across Australia and around the world. The setting followed by the development of scaled investments
to prioritise and drive cross-sectoral RD&E. changes in industry and government circumstances. evokeAG. Network encourages farmers to share their that complement other activities and research being
The outputs will provide advice to strengthen the experiences and startups to pitch their potential. It also undertaken elsewhere in the Australian innovation system.
AgriFutures Australia will broker partnerships, national agricultural research and innovation effort. showcases the work of scientists and provides insights
facilitate priority setting and provide advice to from global business leaders as well as industry experts.
strengthen the national agricultural research and In 2021-22, upwards of 10 projects will be delivered The evokeAG. Network is collaborative thinking to change
innovation effort. on contemporary cross-industry issues. These the future. Outcome
issues will be responsive to research needs of
It will also complement individual industry RD&E by Australia’s rural industries identified through the evokeAG. 2022 is the region’s premier agrifood tech
investing in research of cross-sectoral value, in areas Emerging National Rural Issues Forum. This forum is event and will deliver two agrifood technology events to Challenges and opportunities
such as community trust, climate change, natural a vehicle for RDCs, the National Farmers’ Federation attract delegates including farmers, entrepreneurs and
resource management, and safety and welfare. and the Department of Agriculture, Water and the innovators from Australia and overseas in 2022.
that are common across rural
Environment (DAWE), to identify cross-sectoral issues industries are identified
as well as areas for collaboration. Producer Technology Uptake Program is a grants
program working with producer groups nationally. The and addressed.
Activity 2: Innovative agrifood technologies. Program will support producers to build knowledge,
capacity and confidence to use and embrace technology.
Emerging technologies are changing the way Total expenditure for 2021-22
agricultural products are sourced, marketed and $19,095,515
transported. Advances in genetics, sensory systems,
the Internet of Things, device connectivity and remote
sensing, automation, and food traceability will all
disrupt the supply chain. Likewise, new synthetic food
and fibre products will disrupt demand.
AgriFutures AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 14 2021-22 15
Our arenas
3 Growing Profitability
Goal Priorities Outcome
To enhance the profitability and sustainability of accelerate the National Oat Breeding Program into the Engaging industry participants in determining
our levied rural industries. future. The national Program, led by commercial breeding RD&E priorities. Industry participants are
company InterGrain, will provide new varieties for milling
Our research is targeted at rapidly unearthing commercial
confident that their levy
Regional communities and the broader Australian and hay oats, side-by-side, with a broad genetic base
economy depend on profitable farms and industries. equipped to respond to the changing needs of Australian solutions and significantly increasing the profitability of investment is
We know that there is a clear link between economic growers and exporters. rural industries for rural people. To achieve this, we actively
prosperity and our capacity for innovation and uptake connect with our stakeholders and scan the horizon for delivering value.
of new technology. Rural industries that are well This Program builds on research in hay and milling emerging technologies and innovations to identify priorities
placed to adopt new ideas and use technology to oat breeding by the South Australian Research and and optimise the RD&E portfolio for their industries.
create productivity benefits establish their competitive Development Institute and will transition to a full
Total expenditure for 2021-22
advantage and are structured for sustainable growth. commercial model by 2025. Investing in innovation that assists levied industries to $16,505,200
be more profitable.
That’s why AgriFutures Australia invests in RD&E The Australian honey bee and pollination industry is one
that enhance the profitability and sustainability of the most resilient industries in Australia. In recent Each industry has an agreed Strategic RD&E Plan. Based
of agriculture. AgriFutures Australia supports rural times we’ve seen record breaking drought, devastating on this Plan we identify RD&E investment opportunities.
industries with an R&D levy that do not have an industry bushfires across many Eastern states, a global pandemic Industry Advisory Panels make reccomendations to
specific Research and Development Corporation that restricted movement between states and now what is AgriFutures Australia on the allocation of Program funds
industries including the Australian buffalo industry. shaping up to be a good season of honey product. to individual projects.
The Australian buffalo industry comprises of the The combination of the adaptability of beekeepers and Active program management is key to the success of each
Northern Territory (NT) free-range industry and the the innovative research being undertaken means the Program. In partnership with our Industry Advisory Panels
dairy sector. In the NT, live export numbers have been future looks bright indeed for Australia’s honey bee and we respond to industry priorities as they evolve and ensure
steadily building, and in 2020 surpassed 10,000 head pollination industry. timely, and relevant project outcomes.
for the first time. In addition, there is now a commercial
abattoir processing buffalo. These two supply chains In the honey bee and pollination industry, the AgriFutures The Industry Advisory Panels consist of industry
are using buffalo harvested from remote Indigenous Honey Bee & Pollination Strategic RD&E Plan (2020-2025) stakeholders, scientific experts and AgriFutures
communities in the Top End and creating sustainable will guide RD&E investments with a focus on delivering Australia staff.
livelihoods and positive environmental outcomes outcomes for commercial beekeepers. We are prioritising
through commercial management. and making RD&E investments that will benefit the Delivering outcomes to maximise industry uptake
industry and make sure it is positioned strongly for and adoption.
The new AgriFutures Buffalo Program Strategic RD&E growth and prosperity.
Plan 2021-2025 outlines AgriFutures readiness AgriFutures Australia’s investment is focused on delivering
to partner with other agencies and commercial AgriFutures Australia also supports farmers producing practical actions that individual farmers can implement on
companies who are concerned with animal welfare, live chicken meat, pasture seeds, thoroughbred horses, rice, their farms to improve the long-term profitability of their
export, north Australian development, and Aboriginal ginger, tea tree oil, kangaroo, goat fibre and deer. businesses. Our success depends on farmers innovating.
economic advancement. Until a farmer does something different on their farm and
We will continue to empower our industry participants sees a benefit, their return on investment is zero.
In the Export Fodder Program, AgriFutures and the to shape RD&E priorities, encourage industry uptake of
Grains Research and Development Corporation have innovation, and support our rural industries to adapt to Commercial uptake of research findings is critical. Research
made an equal contribution of $2.7 million each to changing environments – at operational, market and findings are communicated to farmers through events like
regulatory levels. field days and workshops and through communication
channels including e-newsletters, emails, social media and
hardcopy publications.
AgriFutures AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 16 2021-22 17
Our arenas
4 Emerging Industries
Goal Outcome
To support new and emerging rural industries.
High potential emerging
With global environmental and market trends rural industries established.
impacting the identification of new value-added
opportunities, Australian rural industries have an
opportunity to identify diversified and often unique
product types and to connect with, and drive new
and expanding markets. Total expenditure for 2021-22
$4,000,000
As such, AgriFutures Australia is dedicated to
identifying and supporting the development of new
rural industries that can meet changing demand and
make an economic contribution to Australia.
AgriFutures Australia will focus on identifying new
industries with high growth potential. This will result in
a strong alignment of research activities that address
AgriFutures Australia’s legislative requirements and
the government’s research priorities.
AgriFutures Australia will build partnerships with key
stakeholders, including partners in the private sector,
to support the development of these high potential
emerging rural industries.
Priorities
Supporting the early stage establishment
of high potential rural industries.
AgriFutures Australia will target high potential
emerging rural industries by supporting rigorous
feasibility assessments and identifying critical
impediments that can be addressed through RD&E.
AgriFutures AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 18 2021-22 19
Key Performance
1 Indicators (KPIs) 2
People and investment National Challenges
and Leadership highlights and Opportunities
KPIs Planned activity/activities to achieve KPIs KPIs Planned activity/activities to achieve KPIs
1 1,800 intakes per annum of an • Engage with startup.business Program and Country to Canberra programs to 1 Facilitate one international • Deliver two evokeAG. international* agrifood technology events to
agriculture or agricultural science track participants pathway to university. agricultural technology event to attract delegates including farmers, entrepreneurs and innovators
course at Australian universities.
lift the prosperity of Australian from Australia and overseas in 2022.
agrifood industries that engages
people and business to share *reduced international participation anticipated due to COVID-19
2 80% of our stakeholders feel their • Engage with participants across Rural Women’s Award, Rural Women’s Award
confidence as a leader has increased Alumni, Levied Industries Capacity Building & Emerging Industries Program, ideas and connect. travel restrictions.
significantly or very significantly Horizon Scholarship, Ignite Network, startup.business, Country to Canberra,
as a result of participation in an NFF Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program, Australian Rural Leadership
AgriFutures Australia People and Program, Nuffield and Heywire programs to evaluate if their confidence as a 2 Develop agrifood technology • Deliver a multifaceted program aimed to increase the adoption of
Leadership Program. leader has increased as a result of participating in the program(s). innovation that will identify, agricultural technologies for farmers.
test and commercialise
• Partner in programs that attract and support proactive, innovative
ideas and technologies of
3 Grow the AgriFutures Ignite • Engage with the Ignite Network by sharing content, leadership and devel- producers looking to grow and transform their farming businesses
Network to 2,500 members with researchers and entrepreneurs
opment opportunities, news, and employment opportunities via the closed through the development and adoption of cutting-edge technology
a minimum of 70% participating Facebook group. for use in Australian rural
and innovation.
as “active members”. industries.
• Encourage members of the group to share relevant (outlined above) informa-
tion to fellow members.
3 Develop ten collaborative rural • Engage RDCs in a process to identify and invest in collaborative projects.
4 Deliver one major capacity building • Deliver a high value program developed specifically to meet the needs of the research projects that deal with
• Develop the extensionAUS capability to deliver on one cross-sectoral
program for AgriFutures Ignite Ignite Network such as the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) issues of national significance that
extension activity.
Network members. Foundations of Directorship course. positively affect more than one
rural industry.
5 Develop capacity building programs • Develop a capacity building calendar that will deliver programs such as AICD,
exclusively for AgriFutures levied education, scholarships, training opportunities and events for stakeholders
industries that positively impacts who are involved in our levied industries.
4 Inform debates of national • Foster and facilitate conversations and debates involving national rural
30 stakeholders from levied significance to rural industries issues and help share this communication through research studies.
industries. through research studies.
• Publish five significant studies relating to national rural issues.
6 Develop capacity building programs • Develop a capacity building calendar that will deliver programs such as AICD,
exclusively for AgriFutures emerging education, scholarships, training opportunities and events for stakeholders
industries that positively impacts who are involved in our emerging industries.
8 stakeholders from emerging
industries.
7 80% of stakeholders feel their • Deliver programs such as AICD, education, training opportunities and
confidence as a leader has events which encourage and increase personal growth, development, and
increased significantly or very confidence across participants.
significantly as a result of
participation in the capacity
building programs for AgriFutures
Australia levied industries.
8 80% of AgriFutures Horizon • Deliver the Horizon Scholarship Program for scholars including mentoring,
Scholars secure employment in our capacity building activities, four-day workshop, field trips, industry sponsor
rural industries or a related sector engagement and supported work placement.
within six months of graduating.Annual Operational Plan 20 2021-22 21
Key Performance
3 Indicators (KPIs) 4
Growing and investment Emerging
Profitability highlights Industries
KPIs Planned activity/activities to achieve KPIs KPIs Planned activity/activities to achieve KPIs
1 85% of KPIs outlined in program • Monitoring of the alignment of industry KPIs with industry priorities 1 Develop clear and prioritised • Develop RD&E plans for six industries.
specific RD&E five-year plans through consultation with the Levied Industry Advisory Panels and key industry investment plans for
are met. industry stakeholders at least four times per year. • Complete feasibility studies for two industries that require further
RD&E in rural industries with
• Alignment of RD&E investment with industry priorities through understanding of growth potential.
potential to grow and exceed a
consultation with Levied Industry Advisory Panels and key industry value of $10m per annum (GVP). • Deliver two innovation investment projects from target industries with newly
stakeholders at least four times per year.
developed RD&E Plans.
2 75% of stakeholders rate the • Adequate staff resourcing, and continued development of industry
value of AgriFutures Australia’s 2 Support the development and • Deliver capacity building and leadership development for five
connection throughout the year, to ensure industry information needs
information products and capacity building of industry emerging industries.
are identified and understood, and suitable products developed.
services as high or very high. governance to accelerate growth
• Development of communication products, and utilisation of suitable • Design and develop two engagement programs to advance industry
in emerging industries.
communication channels,to generate awareness and interest of development and economic growth.
industry extension program priorities and activities. • Deliver a scoping study on the transition to a RD&E levy for one industry.
3 80% of growers are comfortable • Grower comfort in paying the RD&E levy measured through the
3 Identify the market potential for • Conduct a horizon scan for new market opportunities across emerging
or very comfortable with paying AgriFutures Australia Annual Stakeholder Survey.
the R&D levy. emerging rural industries. rural industries.
• Alignment of RD&E investment with industry priorities.
• Deliver an industry-based RD&E project requiring engagement with
Indigenous communities.
4 80% key stakeholders rate • Further development of program management skills to identify
the guidance and leadership • Form direct RD&E partnerships with two industry value chains.
opportunity for innovation in the RD&E investment process to
for industry RD&E investment expand RD&E.
provided by AgriFutures
• Continued development of industry connection and awareness of
Australia as high or very high.
cross-sectoral opportunity for our levied industries.
5 80% of Advisory Panel members • Deliver RD&E research expenditure to within 10% of the
and research providers annual budget.
rate AgriFutures Australia • Monitoring of the management of the RD&E investments
management of the industry through consultation with industry Advisory Panels at least
RD&E investments as high or four times per year.
very high.
• Monitoring of the management of the RD&E investment with
research providers at least annually.
6 80% of stakeholders are • Continue ongoing engagement between our research program
comfortable or very comfortable staff and industry through attendance of at least one key
with level of engagement industry event, and at least one networking opportunity
between AgriFutures Australia with key stakeholders within each levied industry, providing
and the industry. connection and adding value.
• Stakeholder comfort with the level of engagement measured
through the AgriFutures Australia Annual Stakeholder Survey.
• Host one annual Levied Industry Advisory Panel
Chairs meeting.
• Host one annual key stakeholder forum.Annual Operational Plan 22 2021-22 23
A Appendix B Appendix
Budget income and expenses for 2021-22 Research and Development expenditure estimates 2021-22
across the Strategic Science and Research Priorities
Budget income 2020–21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25
Estimated Budget Forward Forward Forward
and expenses Science and Arena 1 Arena 2 Arena 3 Arena 4 Total Total
actual estimate estimate estimate
for 2021-22 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 Research Priorities ($'000) ($’000) ($’000) ($’000) ($'000) (%)
Expenses
1. Food
Employee benefits 4,100 4,650 4,650 4,650 4,650 1.1 Knowledge of global and domestic demand, 0 6,000 80 0 6,080 17.98%
supply chains and the identification of country
Supplier expenses (a) 10,252 14,043 12,568 11,046 9,043 specific preferences for food Australia can produce.
Grants 34,018 33,797 35,000 36,500 32,500 1.2 Knowledge of the social, economic and other 0 1,860 0 0 1,860 5.50%
barriers to achieving access to healthy Australian foods.
Depreciation 301 270 270 270 273
and amortisation
1.3 Enhanced food production 0 5,602 14,482 3,800 23,884 70.67%
Finance costs 22 15 12 9 9
2. Soil and Water
Total expenses 48,693 52,775 52,500 52,475 46,475
2.1 New and integrated national observing systems,
technologies and modelling frameworks across the 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
soil-atmosphere-water-marine systems.
Less: Own-source income
Own-source revenue 2.2 Better understanding of sustainable limits for
productive use of soil, freshwater, river flows and 0 0 587 0 587 1.74%
Industry contributions 5,074 5,945 6,000 6,000 6,000 water rights, terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
Interest 350 235 200 175 175 2.3 Minimising damage to, and developing solutions
for restoration and remediation of, soil, fresh and
Royalties 313 313 300 300 300 0 0 63 0 63 0.19%
potable water, urban catchments and marine
systems.
Other 479 781 924 932 932
Total own-source revenue 6,216 7,274 7,424 7,407 7,407 3.Transport
3.1 Low emission fuels and technologies for
Total own-source income 6,216 7,274 7,424 7,407 7,407 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
domestic and global markets.
Net cost of (contribution by) 42,477 45,501 45,076 45,068 39,068
3.2 Improved logistics, modelling and regulation:
services
urban design, autonomous vehicles, electrified
0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
Revenue from Government 38,649 38,890 39,076 39,068 39,068 transport, sensor technologies, real time data and
Commonwealth contribution spatial analysis.
Total revenue from 38,649 38,890 39,076 39,068 39,068 3.3 Effective pricing, operation, and resource
0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
Government allocation.
Surplus/(deficit) attributable (3,828) (6,611) (6,000) (6,000) - 4. Cybersecurity
to the Australian Government
4.1 Highly-secure and resilient communications and
Total comprehensive income/ (3,828) (6,611) (6,000) (6,000) - data acquisition, storage, retention and analysis for
0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
(loss) attributable to the government, defence, business, transport systems,
Australian Government emergency and health services.
(a) Suppliers expense has increased from $10.2m in 2020-21 to $14.0m in 2021-22 due to the resumption
of the evokeAG and Rural Women’s Award Programs. These events were cancelled in 2020-21 due to COVID-19.Annual Operational Plan 24 2021-22 25
Science and Arena 1 Arena 2 Arena 3 Arena 4 Total Total Science and Arena 1 Arena 2 Arena 3 Arena 4 Total Total
Research Priorities ($'000) ($’000) ($’000) ($’000) ($'000) (%) Research Priorities ($'000) ($’000) ($’000) ($’000) ($'000) (%)
4.2 Secure, trustworthy and fault-tolerant 7. Advanced manufacturing
technologies for software applications, mobile 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
7.1 Knowledge of Australia’s comparative advantages,
devices, cloud computing and critical infrastructure.
constraints and capacity to meet current and 0 0 520 0 520 1.54%
emerging global and domestic demand.
4.3 New technologies and approaches to support the
nation’s cybersecurity: discovery and understanding
7.2 Cross-cutting technologies that will de-risk,
of vulnerabilities, threats and their impacts, enabling 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
scale up, and add value to Australian manufactured 0 0 80 0 80 0.24%
improved risk-based decision making, resilience and
products.
effective responses to cyber intrusions and attacks.
7.3 Specialised, high value-add areas such as
4.4 Understanding the scale of the cyber security
high-performance materials, composites, alloys and 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
challenge for Australia, including the social factors
0 0 0 0 0 0.00% polymers.
informing individual, organisational, and national
attitudes towards cyber security.
8. Environmental Change
5. Energy 8.1 Improved accuracy and precision in predicting
and measuring the impact of environmental changes 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
5.1 Low emission energy production from fossil fuels
0 0 0 0 0 0.00% caused by climate and local factors.
and other sources.
8.2 Resilient urban, rural and regional infrastructure. 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
5.2 New clean energy sources and storage
technologies that are efficient, cost-effective and 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
reliable. 8.3 Options for responding and adapting to the
impacts of environmental change on biological 225 318 0 0 543 1.61%
systems, urban and rural communities and industry.
5.3 Australian electricity grids that can readily
integrate and more efficiently transmit energy from 0 0 0 0 0 0%
all sources including low- and zero-carbon sources. 9. Health
9.1 Better models of health care and services
6. Resources that improve outcomes, reduce disparities for
disadvantaged and vulnerable groups, increase 0 180 0 0 180 0.53%
6.1 A fundamental understanding of the physical
efficiency and provide greater value for a given
state of the Australian crust, its resource endowment 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
expenditure.
and recovery.
9.2 Improved prediction, identification, tracking,
6.2 Knowledge of environmental issues associated
0 0 0 0 0 0.00% prevention and management of emerging local and 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
with resource extraction.
regional health threats.
6.3 Lowering the risk to sedimentary basins and
0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 9.3 Better health outcomes for Indigenous people,
marine environments due to resource extraction.
with strategies for both urban and regional 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
communities.
6.4 Technologies to optimise yield through effective
and efficient resource extraction, processing and 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
9.4 Effective technologies for individuals to manage
waste management.
their own health care, for example, using mobile apps, 0 0 0 0 0 0.00%
remote monitoring and online access to therapies.
Total 225 13,960 15,812 3,800 33,797 100.00%
AgriFutures AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 26 2021-22 27
C Appendix D Appendix
Research and Development expenditure estimates 2021-22 Science and Research Priorities and the Rural
across the Rural Research and Development Priorities Research and Development Priorities
Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research
Rural Research and Arena 1 Arena 2 Arena 3 Arena 4 Total Total Name Number Research and Development
Development Priorities ($'000) ($'000) ($'000) ($'000) ($'000) (%) Priorities Priorities
1. Advanced Technology 0 3,703 1,561 0 5,264 15.58% All Horizon N/A N/A 8.3 4
1 Scholarships
2. Biosecurity 0 3,259 0 0 3,259 9.64% People and
Leadership
3. Soil, water and managing natural resources 0 238 720 0 958 2.83%
Agrifood Producer technology workshops PRJ-013131 1.3 1
4. Adoption of R&D 225 6,760 13,531 3,800 24,316 71.95% 2 Innovation
National
Total 225 13,960 15,812 3,800 33,797 100% Agrifood Soil moisture sensor network PRO-015271 1.3 1
Challenges and Innovation in the medium/low rainfall
Opportunities environment in the Northern
Wimmera
AgVet Agvet access grants 2018 PRJ-011456 1.3 2
Chemical
Priority Use
AgVet Project manager - AgVet access PRJ-011963 1.3 2
Chemical grants 2019
Priority Use
AgVet AgVet minor use access grants - PRJ-012056 1.3 2
Chemical trial management
Priority Use
AgVet AgVet minor use access grants - PRJ-012726 1.3 2
Chemical trial management 2020-25
Priority Use
AgVet Project manager - AgVet access PRJ-012727 1.3 2
Chemical grants 2020
Priority Use
Community Management services for PRJ-011829 1.2 1
Trust the Australian agriculture
community trust program
Community Joint-RDC community trust - PRJ-011965 8.3 3
Trust community analysis project
Extension Hub extensionAUS relationship PRJ-012756 1.3 4
manager
AgriFutures Australia Contracted projects as at 1 June, 2021.Annual Operational Plan 28 2021-22 29
Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research
Name Number Research and Development Name Number Research and Development
Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities
Extension Hub extensionAUS IT management PRJ-012759 1.3 4 National Rural Uncovering and minimising the PRO-015171 1.2 1
2 and support 2 Issues impacts of COVID-19 logistics
disruption
National Extension Hub extensionAUS website support PRJ-012760 1.3 4 National
Challenges and and maintenance Challenges and Promoting the Diagnostics for American PRJ-012208 1.3 2
Opportunities Opportunities Importance of foulbrood in honey bees
Bees
Extension Hub extensionAUS extension practice PRJ-013098 1.3 4
CoP - extension
Promoting the Improving chalkbrood disease PRJ-012214 1.3 4
Importance of protection honey bee colonies
Honey Bee Project coordinator for honey bee PRJ-012071 1.3 1
Bees probiotics prebioics
Genetic genetic improvement project
Improvement
Promoting the Promoting the importance of PRO-015238 1.3 1
Importance of bees communications
Honey Bee Honey Bee Genetic Improvement PRJ-012343 1.3 1
Bees
Genetic Program – University of Sydney
Improvement
Weeds Project coordinator for weeds PRJ-012113 1.3 2
Biocontrol biocontrol 2
Honey Bee Honey Bee Genetic Improvement PRJ-012344 1.3 1
Round 4
Genetic Program – NSW DPI
Improvement
Weeds QDAF - Weed biological control PRJ-012376 1.3 2
Biocontrol (RRD4P 18-04-014)
Honey Bee Honey Bee Genetic PRJ-012346 1.3 1
Round 4
Genetic Improvement Program – AGBU
Improvement
Weeds CSIRO - Weed biological control PRJ-012377 1.3 2
Biocontrol (RRD4P 18-04-014)
Honey Bee Honey Bee Genetic Improvement PRJ-012347 1.3 1
Round 4
Genetic Program – Better Bees WA Inc
Improvement
Weeds NSW DPI - Weed biological control PRJ-012378 1.3 2
Biocontrol (RRD4P 18-04-014)
National Rural Minor pesticide consultant PRJ-012348 1.2 1
Round 4
Issues for emerging industries - PRJ-
011454 extension
Weeds VDJPR - Weed biological control PRJ-012379 1.3 2
Biocontrol (RRD4P 18-04-014)
National Rural Closing the loop: Black soldier fly PRJ-012404 1.2 1
Round 4
Issues technology to convert agricultural
waste
National Rural Internal AgriFutures' contribution PRJ-012437 1.2 1
Issues - EU product environmental
footprint
National Rural Plant 2 research initiative phase PRJ-012821 1.2 1
Issues II collaboration and funding
2021-23
National Rural Boosting diagnostic capacity for PRJ-012847 1.2 1
Issues plant production industries
National Rural AgriFutures contribution - RACE PRJ-012918 1.2 1
Issues for 2030 CRC
National Rural Agriculture health and safety PRJ-013128 1.2 1
Issues statistics 2021Annual Operational Plan 30 2021-22 31
Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research
Name Number Research and Development Name Number Research and Development
Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities
All Levied Negotiating and implementing a PRJ-012863 1.3 4 Chicken Meat Optimisation of mycopesticides PRJ-011688 1.3 1
3 Industries levy payer register 3 for control of lesser mealworm in
broiler sheds
Growing Chicken Meat A novel way to suppress growth of PRJ-010237 1.3 1 Growing
Profitability Campylobacter in chickens prior Profitability Chicken Meat An investigative study of shed PRJ-011701 7.1 1
to processing management simulation training
tools
Chicken Meat Dynamics of ILT spread and role of PRJ-010639 1.3 4
dust in epidemiology, diagnostics Chicken Meat Review of chicken meat PRJ-011713 1.3 1
and control processing for enteropathogen
management
Chicken Meat Novel detection of chicken PRJ-010646 1.3 1
welfare using machine vision Chicken Meat Age dependent energy and PRJ-011835 1.3 4
digestible amino acids of
common Australian feedstuffs
Chicken Meat Increasing Australia's PRJ-010978 1.3 4
preparedness for vvIBDV
Chicken Meat Training and extension for the PRJ-011920 7.1 1
Chicken Meat Industry
Chicken Meat Next generation probiotics PRJ-011008 1.3 4
to enhance the gut health of
chickens Chicken Meat Gary Sansom Scholarship - PRJ-011942 1.3 1
Joshua Angove 2019
Chicken Meat CME Program contribution PRJ-011296 1.3 4
towards Poultry Hub Australia Chicken Meat Angela Scott Decontamination PRJ-012085 7.1 1
Project - Poultry Hub Australia
Chicken Meat Economic impact of non-starch PRJ-011487 1.3 4
polysaccharides in broiler diets Chicken Meat Using vocalisations to modify PRJ-012188 1.3 1
chicken behaviour
Chicken Meat Litter and Environment – BMPs PRJ-011502 1.3 3
and data to support production Chicken Meat Study of protein source and PRJ-012193 1.3 4
and industry growth selected amino acids for gut
integrity of chickens
Chicken Meat Optimising amino acid profiles PRJ-011520 1.3 4
and energy in reduced-protein Chicken Meat Study of dominant Salmonella PRJ-012212 1.3 1
diets serovars in chicken meat industry
and their role
Chicken Meat Branched-chain amino acids PRJ-011541 1.3 4
in wheat-based, crude protein- Chicken Meat The impact of climate on sorghum PRJ-012265 1.3 4
reduced diets utilisation in poultry diets
Chicken Meat Optimising ranging behaviour by PRJ-011546 1.3 1 Chicken Meat Comparative validation of PRJ-012307 1.3 1
free-range meat chickens Newcastle disease serology tests
Chicken Meat The response of broilers to PRJ-011549 1.3 4 Chicken Meat Contribution to Aust Eggs Carbon PRJ-012310 1.3 3
insoluble fibre and exogenous Neutral Project
enzymes in low protein
Chicken Meat Reverse genetic system for PRJ-012441 1.3 4
Chicken Meat Peri-hatching strategies to PRJ-011584 1.3 4 developing recombinant
endure enteric pathogens in infectious bronchitis vaccine
broilers
Chicken Meat Framework for effective PRJ-012457 7.1 1
Chicken Meat Sanitisers for commercial use in PRJ-011593 1.3 1 environmental enrichment for
chicken meat production Australian Livestock NAWRDE
Chicken Meat AIAS RD&E Strategy PRJ-012663 1.3 4Annual Operational Plan 32 2021-22 33
Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research
Name Number Research and Development Name Number Research and Development
Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities
Chicken Meat Zoonotic Agents in the Australian PRJ-012913 1.3 1 Honey Bee Increasing the value of Australian PRJ-010879 1.3 4
3 chicken meat supply chain 3 honey as a health food
Growing Chicken Meat AMR survey of key bacteria from PRJ-013035 1.3 1 Growing Honey Bee Participants Agreement - CRC for PRJ-010987 1.3 4
Profitability chicken meat birds in Australia Profitability Honey Bee Products
Chicken Meat AgriFutures Chicken Meat PRO-015056 1.3 1 Honey Bee Composition of Australian honey PRJ-012227 1.3 4
Program - Articles of Interest
Honey Bee Industry Development Grant PRJ-012975 1.3 2
Export Fodder National Hay Agronomy project PRJ-011029 1.3 4 Madlen Kratz
Export Fodder Yield and quality assessment PRJ-011946 1.3 4 Honey Bee Industry Development Grant Alan PRJ-012993 1.3 1
of dual purpose wheat for the Dorin
export hay industry
Pasture Seeds Ensuring Lucerne seed PRJ-010875 1.3 1
Export Fodder Fodder Safe PRJ-011968 1.3 4 production in the absence of bees
Export Fodder Chemical Residue Monitoring for PRJ-012002 1.3 4 Pasture Seeds Lucerne Variety Trial – Assess PRJ-010959 1.3 4
the Fodder Industry optimum plant stress levels for
seed production
Export Fodder Use of oaten hay to support PRJ-012649 1.3 4
sustainable development of dairy Pasture Seeds Profitable and environmentally PRJ-011096 1.3 1
production sustainable sub clover and medic
seed harvesting
Export Fodder Implementing new technologies PRJ-012659 1.3 4
for assessing oaten hay yield and Pasture Seeds Quantitative DNA tests for PRJ-012189 2.2 1
quality lucerne seed wasp and
associated parasitoid wasps
Export Fodder DNA testing for mycotoxin PRJ-012664 1.3 4
producing fungi in fodder Pasture Seeds Future options for the control of PRJ-013101 2.3 3
the RLEM earth mite in Australian
Pasture Seed
Export Fodder Stem nematode in oats PRJ-012851 1.3 4
Rice Rice variety nitrogen & agronomic PRJ-009790 1.3 4
Export Fodder National Oaten Hay Breeding PRJ-012976 1.3 4
management
Program
Rice Australian Rice Partnership 2 PRJ-009950 1.3 4
Ginger Review of the Biosecurity Plan for PRJ-010862 1.3 2
the Ginger Industry
Rice Extension for improved efficiency PRJ-010696 1.3 4
and sustainability in the rice
Ginger Site-specific weed control for PRJ-011627 1.3 2
industry
ginger cropping systems
Rice Improving mid-season nitrogen PRJ-011058 1.3 4
Ginger Ginger Extension Coordination PRJ-011740 1.1 4
management of rice
Project
Rice Traits of importance for aerobic PRJ-011067 1.3 4
Ginger Chemical Minor Use Permit PRJ-011849 1.3 4
'DryRice' varieties for the Riverina
Research
region
Ginger Improving ginger, to future proof PRJ-012992 1.3 4
Rice Rice Industry Leadership Program PRJ-011075 1.3 1
the industry against major pest
and diseases
Rice Rice Weed Management in PRJ-011136 1.3 4
AustraliaAnnual Operational Plan 34 2021-22 35
Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research Arena Program Project Project Science and Rural Research
Name Number Research and Development Name Number Research and Development
Priorities Priorities Priorities Priorities
Rice Smarter Irrigation for Profit 2 - PRJ-012384 1.3 1 Thoroughbred Wellbeing: Racing demographics, PRJ-011271 1.3 3
3 AgriFutures Contribution 3 Horses reasons for retirement & post
racing destinations
Growing Rice SIP2 - Key learning sites southern PRJ-012398 1.3 1 Growing
Profitability (making the most of water) - Alex Profitability Thoroughbred Understanding the PRJ-011402 1.3 4
Schultz Horses epidemiology of Chlamydia
psittaci infections in mares
Rice SIP2 - Smarter irrigation in PRJ-012401 1.3 1
rice growing systems - John Thoroughbred A Novel Device for the On-farm PRJ-011712 1.3 4
Hornbuckle Horses Assessment of Stallion Sperm
Fertility
Rice Scenario Planning for PRJ-012894 1.3 4
AgriFutures Rice, Ginger and Thoroughbred The pathology and epidemiology PRJ-011719 1.3 4
Export Fodder Programs Horses of equine pregnancy loss
Rice AgriFutures Rice Program and PRO-015154 1.3 1 Thoroughbred Developing a novel diagnostic PRJ-011748 1.3 4
Export Fodder Program Strategic Horses test for early pregnancy in the
RD&E Plans mare
Tea Tree Oil Tea Tree Breeding 2019 - 2023 PRJ-011309 7.2 4 Thoroughbred Science fact not fiction: PRJ-011777 1.3 3
Horses Detecting gene edited
racehorses
Tea Tree Oil Chiral Testing of Commercial TTO PRJ-011624 7.1 1
samples for Adulteration
Thoroughbred Can iso-PGs indicate the need PRJ-012057 1.3 4
Horses for surgery and predict survival
Tea Tree Oil US EPA License requirements PRJ-011625 7.2 1
in colic horses?
for tea tree oil as an industrial
biocide
Thoroughbred Diagnostic imaging to reduce PRJ-012062 1.3 4
Horses Thoroughbred racing fatality
Tea Tree Oil Mechanistic and Comparative PRJ-011693 7.2 1
toxicity of Commercial Essential
Oils Thoroughbred Bacteriophage and R. equi PRJ-012079 1.3 4
Horses pneumonia risk.
Tea Tree Oil An updated evidence map on PRJ-012616 7.2 4
applications, efficacy, and safety Thoroughbred Effects of faecal microbiota PRJ-012082 1.3 4
of Tea Tree Oil Horses transplant therapy on infectious
diarrhoea in foals
Tea Tree Oil Scoping study into sustainable PRJ-012751 7.1 4
nutrition for productive tea tree Thoroughbred Evaluation of equine PRJ-012123 1.3 4
oil plantations Horses endometrium using Confocal
Laser endomicroscopy
Tea Tree Oil GMP for bulk Tea Tree Oil PRJ-012852 7.2 4
Thoroughbred Sesamoid bone adaptation PRJ-012138 1.3 4
Horses and repair in Thoroughbred
Tea Tree Oil Enhanced Extension for the PRJ-013114 7.1 1
racehorses in training
Australian Tea Tree Industry
Thoroughbred Detecting the silent carrier: can PRJ-012165 1.3 4
Thoroughbred Maintaining welfare and integrity PRJ-011188 1.3 4
Horses we eradicate strangles from
Horses in Australian Racing
endemic premises?
Thoroughbred Improving the detection of PRJ-011191 1.3 4
Horses parasitic infections and control
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