Sa Drought Hub Supporting Sa Farmers And Regional Communities The sa drought hub supports a wide range of projects across the state, with the objective of enhancing drought resilience and recovery across all farming sectors, along with the industries and communities they support. The sa hub's long term vision is to grow future investment in drought resilience and innovation. the sa hub will engage with all sectors including horticulture and viticulture through peak industry bodies. sa hub leaders director: professor chris preston knowledge broker: tony randall.
Hub Projects Sa Drought Hub Whilst the project will be conducted in south australia, the results will be applicable across australia and has the support of the drought hubs with innovation brokers. The project aims to improve primary producer decision making around the cost effective and sustainable production of hay and silage, and preparing for drought through best practice feed conservation and storage. Improving drought preparedness in the medium to high rainfall zone of southern australia by increasing water use efficiency and biomass production node: roseworthy, struan. Most of south australia is experiencing the worst drought conditions on record, with some regions recording their lowest rainfall ever. while parts of the state may have seen some rain, its impacts will continue for some time to come.
Hub Projects Sa Drought Hub Improving drought preparedness in the medium to high rainfall zone of southern australia by increasing water use efficiency and biomass production node: roseworthy, struan. Most of south australia is experiencing the worst drought conditions on record, with some regions recording their lowest rainfall ever. while parts of the state may have seen some rain, its impacts will continue for some time to come. Project ideas can be submitted through this form. all requests submitted via this form must be over $20,000 and be completed by january 31, 2027 unless otherwise discussed with the hub director. This project links to the federal government future drought fund which has a south australian hub, to demonstrate and increase grower adoption of innovative drought resilience tools, technologies and practices. Following the sa drought hub crop establishment forum this week, we’ve compiled a range of practical tools and resources shared on the day to support planning and on farm decision making. Led by the university of adelaide in partnership with the department of primary industries and regions, south australia (pirsa), the hub is responsible for driving extension of existing knowledge and practices to build drought resilience and preparedness in primary production systems.
Hub Projects Sa Drought Hub Project ideas can be submitted through this form. all requests submitted via this form must be over $20,000 and be completed by january 31, 2027 unless otherwise discussed with the hub director. This project links to the federal government future drought fund which has a south australian hub, to demonstrate and increase grower adoption of innovative drought resilience tools, technologies and practices. Following the sa drought hub crop establishment forum this week, we’ve compiled a range of practical tools and resources shared on the day to support planning and on farm decision making. Led by the university of adelaide in partnership with the department of primary industries and regions, south australia (pirsa), the hub is responsible for driving extension of existing knowledge and practices to build drought resilience and preparedness in primary production systems.
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