Advances in emerging genome-based technologies offer new tools and solutions for our most significant challenges, paving the way to healthier crops, livestock and fisheries.

AGRF can provide support to breeding programs, population studies, cultivar verification, pest studies, disease screening programs and many other industry needs.

Find out why industry partners with AGRF for genomics services, process development, and expertise.

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Discovering Biodiversity: The Bug Barcode Blitz 2024 in Western Australia
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Discovering Biodiversity: The Bug Barcode Blitz 2024 in Western Australia
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Western Australia's stunning and diverse landscapes are home to an incredible array of invertebrate species. To help uncover and document this biodiversity, the innovative WA Bug Barcode Blitz program has emerged.  As part of National Science Week, this program engages students and the community in STEM learning experiences and deepen their understanding of global diversity loss.

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Nuts for knowledge. Can walnuts be the answer for stressed university students?
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Nuts for knowledge. Can walnuts be the answer for stressed university students?
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AGRF’s genomic data is helping researchers explore the connections between gut health, gut microbiota and brain health, particularly in relation to stress and depression.

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The future is fungi: Transforming agriculture and climate change
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The future is fungi: Transforming agriculture and climate change
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“Our aim is to utilise microorganisms, especially fungi, to capture carbon from the atmosphere and return it to the soil.” Abed Chaudhury.

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Five Women in Science - Dr Anu Kumar
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Five Women in Science - Dr Anu Kumar
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Dr Anu Kumar is the Principal Research Scientist, Industry Environments Program at CSIRO Environment.

“I would like to apply metagenomics to monitor and identify antimicrobial resistance (AMR) genes in diverse environments, contributing to the understanding of the global landscape of resistance. ”

— Dr Anu Kumar

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