RT @CrawfordFund: It’s time to apply for our 2019 international agricultural student awards! Developed to enable involvement in an overseas… read more

RT @USC_IntDev: Friendly calves and critters bid our @ACIARAustralia John Dillon Fellows a warm welcome during their trip to @MalenyDairies… read more

RT @CIMMYT: A new video highlights the outcomes & achievements of the #SIMLESA project, and features interviews with farmers & scientists.… read more

RT @GriffithARI: The team at @SBS are covering an amazing #research #project that involves ARI members @BStewartKoster and @michele_burford… read more

A number of #scholarships are still available for Australian & International #researchers and practitioners to atte… https://t.co/GMigIGdlMz read more

Travel to Fiji 🇫🇯 with @Sarah_Todd_ as she learns how our partnership with the @usceduau is helping local fruit far… https://t.co/spJnUAN9R8 read more

#DYK you know for every dollar we've invested in #agricultural #research for #development since 1982, our projects… https://t.co/L5Iz1u0YXh read more

RT @USC_IntDev: @usceduau and @ACIARAustralia John Dillon Fellow Elizabeth Swanepoel giving our visiting agricultural researchers a highlig… read more

RT @ScientistSamoan: I had a great chat with Seini on Pacific mornings @radioaustralia ,go and have a listen! thanks @ACIARAustralia @Crawf… read more

RT @ACIARCEO: Really looking forward to this! @MarisePayne @Anne_Ruston @JulieBishopMP @AusAWG @dfat @UniCanberra @WomenSciAUST @SciGenderE… read more

Bula! Join Masterchef Sarah Todd as she travels to Fiji to cook with the locals and learn how we are helping fruit farmers in the Pacific. Watch 'The #GoodCooks' on SBS Food Channel 33 8:30pm Thursday. read more

A number of scholarships are still available for Australian and International researchers and practitioners to attend our 2019 Seeds of Change Conference hosted by the University of Canberra. Applications close Sunday 18 November. Apply now! read more

Join Sarah Todd Masterchef this Thursday 8:30pm on SBS Food as she travels to Fiji to cook with the locals. Learn more: https://www.aciar.gov.au/goodcooks/fiji read more

Want to know more about the tropical fruit industry in the South Pacific? Travel to Fiji 🇫🇯 with Sarah Todd Masterchef as she learns how our partnership with the University of the Sunshine Coast is helping local fruit farmers enhance production. 'The #GoodCooks' on SBS Food 8:30pm Thursday and SBS On Demand. Encore screening at 6.30pm Sunday. More: https://www.aciar.gov.au/goodcooks/fiji read more

'International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) has opted to focus its scaling effort, particularly in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe, on developing a small tractor service for poor farmers who cannot afford to buy one.' Read about our farm mechanization and conservation agriculture for sustainable intensification project, recently covered in Spore Magazine. The project aims to accelerate delivery of two-wheel tractor-based technologies to smallholder farmers in Eastern and Southern Africa, and help them adopt the technology. read more

Did you know you know for every dollar we've invested in agricultural research for development since 1982, our projects have averaged five dollars in economic return? More interesting facts and figures available in our Annual Report, available at https://goo.gl/aeGLa4 read more

Do you have a topic you'd like to present at our 2019 Seeds of Change Conference? You have just over one week to submit papers, posters and panels for consideration, with submissions welcome from academics, practitioners and students. More information can be found via the University of Canberra, with submissions closing 9am Sunday18 November 2018 (AEDT). read more

Congratulations to Dr Bayu Priyambodo for graduating with his PhD from UNSW! We supported Bayu and his studies through a John Allwright Fellowship, with ACIAR project leader Prof Jes Sammut from UNSW Aquaculture Research Group supervising his studies. Well done on this fantastic achievement! read more

Live now on SBS Food (Channel 33), watch the premiere of 'The Good Cooks' as Daniel Churchill travels to Vietnam 🇻🇳 to visit our research projects and learns how to cook like the locals. read more

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