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Clear filtersNearly 40 Argentine farmers, business leaders and agribusiness figures toured CSIRO Black Mountain in Canberra. The visit was organised by Network member Gonzalo Estavillo, a researcher at CSIRO Agriculture & Food.
Sixteen Argentine scientists working in seven countries, several of them RAICES network members, took part in workshops, plenaries and panels at a congress that drew more than 800 specialists.
A new webinar in the series run by the Network and the Embassy, with Maria Saarela (SARDI), Agustín Belloso (Tomorrow Foods) and Xavier Sirault (CSIRO).
Members of the Network helped organise a trade mission from Santa Fe's agribusiness sector to Australia, including visits to the Henty Machinery Field Days and CSIRO's experimental farm at Boorowa.
Prof. Victor O. Sadras, who leads the Crop Ecophysiology team at SARDI, has been awarded Argentina's most prestigious science prize for researchers living abroad, in the field of Agricultural Sciences.
Argentine scientists recognised for their publications in viticulture and oenology
The Australian Society of Viticulture and Oenology recognised Marcos Bonada and Martín Moran for two studies on adapting practices to climate change, both focused on Barossa Shiraz.
Opportunities to advance economic, financial and environmental sustainability in Australia and Argentina
Second webinar in the AgTech series: satellite remote sensing, soil moisture from SAOCOM, and bio-inputs for crop protection, with the Argentine Embassy in Australia.
Two Argentine and two Australian universities, together with two research organisations, are assessing how mixed farming practices affect forage crop yields under different climate change scenarios.
A report on the webinar “Innovation in the agricultural and food sector”, coordinated by the Argentine Foreign Ministry, AAICI and Austrade, which presented both countries' AgTech ecosystems and concrete cases of joint work.
Dr Victor Sadras spoke at the 2020 Aapresid congress about the returns on agricultural R&D investment and the patterns of inefficiency that arise from substandard science.
Three representatives of the youth leadership school of the Argentine Rural Society toured Australia on an Australian Government grant and met Network members in Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane.
CSIRO scientist Luciana Porfirio published a paper in Palgrave Communications (Nature)
A study quantified changes in the structure of global agricultural trade under two climate change scenarios: without mitigation, the trade network becomes concentrated; with a carbon tax, it becomes more distributed and more stable.
