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Construction starts on new facility to advance agricultural research and education in Tasmania

Construction has begun on TIA's $20.2 million Grow Facility at UTAS's Newnham campus, a purpose-built research and education hub bringing experts together to develop climate-resilient crops, cut emissions and boost productivity for Tasmanian farmers. Due for completion in late 2027, it supports the state's goal of growing agriculture to a $10 billion sector by 2050.

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TIA report highlights research driving Tasmania’s agriculture and food sectors

The latest report from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) highlights impactful research, industry partnerships and education initiatives supporting Tasmania’s agriculture and food sectors.

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More than just open fields: exploring the many seasons of agricultural science

When Katie first encountered agriculture, it wasn’t through family farming traditions or a rural upbringing. It was during a gap year in Africa, while volunteering on community development projects, that she recognised agriculture as something far broader than she had imagined.

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Working together to grow Tasmania’s agricultural sector

TasTAFE is aligning agricultural training with industry needs through its $5 million Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence at Freer Farm in Burnie, completed in 2023, and a new Industry Advisory Group of key sector partners. Together, they support the goal of growing Tasmania's agriculture sector to $10 billion by 2050 by strengthening career pathways and keeping training relevant to industry.

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A life-size cow simulator at the Centre of Excellence offers learners the opportunity to safely practice skills like calf delivery, artificial insemination, and mastitis detection.

A new era for agriculture education in Tasmania

Workforce-ready graduates are at the heart of the University of Tasmania’s new-look undergraduate agriculture offerings, with a new degree and a reimagined Bachelor of Agricultural Science unveiled today at Agfest.

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From Curiosity to Climate Solutions: Ava's Journey in the Bachelor of Agricultural Science

Originally from Albury, New South Wales, Ava Christie was familiar with the world of farming, having extended family and friends in the industry. However, she didn’t uncover an interest in agricultural science until late high school, when she developed a fascination with biological processes and the desire to help create a better future.

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Julian von Bibra

Seventh-generation Tasmanian midlands farmer Julian von Bibra has built his family's wool into a premium brand by putting conservation first and telling the story of the land. His single-sourced Tasmanian wool is now sought after by top fashion houses in Milan, proving Tasmania competes on uniqueness rather than scale.

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Construction starts on new facility to advance agricultural research and education in Tasmania

Construction has begun on TIA's $20.2 million Grow Facility at UTAS's Newnham campus, a purpose-built research and education hub bringing experts together to develop climate-resilient crops, cut emissions and boost productivity for Tasmanian farmers. Due for completion in late 2027, it supports the state's goal of growing agriculture to a $10 billion sector by 2050.

A life-size cow simulator at the Centre of Excellence offers learners the opportunity to safely practice skills like calf delivery, artificial insemination, and mastitis detection.
News

Working together to grow Tasmania’s agricultural sector

TasTAFE is aligning agricultural training with industry needs through its $5 million Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence at Freer Farm in Burnie, completed in 2023, and a new Industry Advisory Group of key sector partners. Together, they support the goal of growing Tasmania's agriculture sector to $10 billion by 2050 by strengthening career pathways and keeping training relevant to industry.

Inspiration

Julian von Bibra

Seventh-generation Tasmanian midlands farmer Julian von Bibra has built his family's wool into a premium brand by putting conservation first and telling the story of the land. His single-sourced Tasmanian wool is now sought after by top fashion houses in Milan, proving Tasmania competes on uniqueness rather than scale.

Insights

TIA report highlights research driving Tasmania’s agriculture and food sectors

The latest report from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) highlights impactful research, industry partnerships and education initiatives supporting Tasmania’s agriculture and food sectors.

Insights

A new era for agriculture education in Tasmania

Workforce-ready graduates are at the heart of the University of Tasmania’s new-look undergraduate agriculture offerings, with a new degree and a reimagined Bachelor of Agricultural Science unveiled today at Agfest.

Inspiration

Tim Crow

On the outskirts of Deloraine, in northern Tasmania, you’ll find a man on a mission to turn a much-misunderstood plant into a popular and well-understood food source. Four years ago, Tim Crow founded Hemp Harvests, Tasmania’s only hemp processing facility, and since then he has been working closely with Tasmanian farmers to produce a range of world-class hemp products.

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More than just open fields: exploring the many seasons of agricultural science

When Katie first encountered agriculture, it wasn’t through family farming traditions or a rural upbringing. It was during a gap year in Africa, while volunteering on community development projects, that she recognised agriculture as something far broader than she had imagined.

Inspiration

From Curiosity to Climate Solutions: Ava's Journey in the Bachelor of Agricultural Science

Originally from Albury, New South Wales, Ava Christie was familiar with the world of farming, having extended family and friends in the industry. However, she didn’t uncover an interest in agricultural science until late high school, when she developed a fascination with biological processes and the desire to help create a better future.

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Andi Lucas

After losing two homes to fire and flood in 2013, Andi Lucas founded X-Hemp, Tasmania's only hemp fibre processing facility, turning farm waste into sustainable building materials like hempcrete. Her business brings together her passions for climate action, supporting women and improving housing security.

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