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What if the rapid innovations that delivered COVID-19 vaccines to the world could be applied to create future-ready crops? That was the question asked at a recent ...
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The future of agriculture is data-driven, and ANU researchers are developing the tools to help producers make better on-farm ...
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The Agrifood Hub said goodbye to one of its longest-standing members last month, when Gondwana Genomics was acquired by another Canberra business, Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT).
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Scientists at ANU and UoN discovered how an enzyme in cyanobacteria boosts carbon fixation, enabling the breeding of climate-resilient crops. These crops can absorb more CO₂, grow faster, and produce more food, promoting sustainable agriculture and enhancing food security.
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The Federal Government’s proposed Biosecurity Protection Levy has raised the ire of producer groups, after the Government last month moved to legislate the measure. The new model is due to commence on 1 July 2024 and is based on a shared responsibility model, which will see
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The first quarter of 2024 has been a busy period for the Agrifood Innovation Institute (AFII) team as we have transitioned from the Centre for Entrepreneurial Agri-Technology (CEAT), taking on a new name, scope and set of strategic priorities. You can read more about our Strategic Plan 2024-28 here. Earlier
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At the Agrifood Innovation Institute we are focused on connecting the best and brightest ANU researchers and students with industry to create the innovative solutions the agrifood sector needs. And one of the best places every year to build
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It’s been a busy few months at AFII, as we transition to a new name, but also to a new scope and strategic focus. Our team have been hard at work considering where best to focus our efforts and resources in the coming five years. You can view our Strategic
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Congratulations to Agrifood Hub members Wildlife Drones and PPB Technology, who’ve both recently received awards for their great work. On 5 March, Wildlife Drones was recognised in the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems Industry Awards, winning the Innovation – technology Award. The award recognises organisations that have developed drone technologies,