Our Chair @JohnAndersonAC and CEO Dr @ChartresColin highlight the criticality of maintaining our focus on international ag research if we are to meet the challenges of the next 20 years in the foreword to our 'Quick Year in Review'. 👉 t.co/RCGKdVFPk8 #Crawford35

🥬 It is critical that Australia invests more in food and nutrition security, so we made a submission to support the preparation of @dfat's new international development policy. Read our key findings 👉 t.co/Hh9Cq4Zctt #WhyAg4Dev

‘Only by fundamentally re-examining our relationship with water, revaluing its many uses, and treating it as a local and global common good can we achieve a safe and just future’ @GraftonQuentin @ANUCrawford @watercommongood

🚨 Registrations close tomorrow to join our Tasmanian Committee at our forum event: Doing Well by Doing Good - The Benefits and Impacts of International Agricultural Research. 📍Gov. House, Hobart, 31 March. Join us: t.co/P3OFYghZQU #WhyAg4Dev @bethpenrose @ACIARCEO

🎥 We're holding webinars to assist teachers with their use of our free “Development for a Better Future” teaching modules. Most recently our education consultant @heather_educate held a webinar engaging with TAS teachers on food and t.co/32R8NyhRXq #NextGenAg4D

📸 Freddie Mundy @MurdochUni at the Scientific Conference of Timor-Leste Veterinary Medical Association with Dr Joanita Jong, Chief Vet Officer of Timor-Leste outside the new lab facilities sent from VIC Aus. Follow #NextGenAg4D to learn more about our NextGen program.

Freddie Mundy from @MurdochUni is one of two vet students the Fund supported to attend the recent Timor Leste Vet Conference. 🦠 Here he is being demonstrated the LAMP test for African Swine Fever diagnoses by the Timor-Leste laboratory veterinary team. Follow #NextGenAg4D

We have spotlighted the benefits from #AgR4Dev since the launch of our book Doing Well by Doing Good, written by Emeritus Prof Derek Tribe AO OBE, in 1991. 👀 Now we have two reports to reinforce #WhyAg4Dev is so important: t.co/FryDL2ym31