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The Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation is a collaborative research alliance between Charles Sturt University and NSW Department of Primary Industries.
Research for Mixed Farming Systems
The Centre's research aims to increase the productivity of the grain and livestock industries, whilst reducing the risks of natural resource degradation, thus supporting a sustainable economic future for agriculture on regional, national and international levels.
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Vision: To be the Australian centre of excellence for mixed farming systems addressing the challenges of food security, biosecurity and adaption to climate change.
Mission: To create knowledge and capacity, through multi-disciplinary and integrated research in strategic Research Pathways to deliver profitable and sustainable farming systems for the future.
Latest News
Crop and Pasture Field Day a success
The vibe was positive, with more than 100 people attending the Graham Centre's Crop and Pasture Systems Field Day on Wednesday 4 September.
The field day was held at the Centre's field site, showcasing the latest research and providing a platform for farmers, researchers and industry to network sharing ideas and information, and identifying issues and research gaps. >> Read more
Collaboration cements AHRI's national focus
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Conservation cropping - stubble, break crops (canola & pulses) & food quality |
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Ruminant feedbase - pastures & crops, forage conservation, nutrition & food quality |
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Bio-protection & IPM of crops & pastures - weeds, diseases & pests |
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Animal health & welfare - diseases, parasites, preventative healthcare & welfare practices |
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Irrigated cropping systems - stubble, soil constraints, break crops (canola & pulses) & food quality |
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