Current research

Our research projects, which value the experience of land managers, aim to create environmental, economic and social impact across a wide range of agricultural industries. 

The Regenerative Agriculture Alliance is working on eight ground-breaking research and extension projects that can be scaled for the greatest impact.

The $2.5 million project, funded by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, delivered industry-led projects that will quantify the benefits of regenerative agricultural practices in restoring degraded soils across Australia over three years.

The University is doing applied collaborative research in bio-regions around the country with groups of farmers, consultants, natural resource managers and researchers to address a wide range of challenges to help farms become more resilient in a changing climate.

Currently, the focus is on soil research. Specifically, using regenerative practices to restore degraded soils and increase soil carbon.