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Grains Innovation Tour connects policy-makers and industry
This week GrainGrowers hosted 25 policy professionals from the Federal Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, the Department of Foreign Affairs and...
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Australian Grain Farm Leaders Program graduate Boyd Carter awarded Nuffield Scholarship
GrainGrowers congratulates Boyd Carter from Wubin, WA who graduated from the Australian Grain Farm Leaders Program in 2016 and this week was awarded a 2018...
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CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY TAKES THE CROWN FOR THE 2017 AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES CROPS COMPETITION
The all-male Charles Sturt University team has clean swept the 2017 Australian Universities Crops Competition held in Temora, New South Wales this week.
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Seeking young leaders in the Australian grains industry (Southern Region)
Applications are closing soon for the 2018 Australian Grain Leaders Program.
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Young leaders sought in Australian grains industry - Northern Region
Applications are now open for the 2018 Australian Grain Leaders Program.
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Sydney uni winners will mentor at 2017 Australian Universities Crops Competition
Next week, 30 Australian university agricultural science and agribusiness students will descend on Temora, New South Wales, brimming with grains knowledge...
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