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Climate Change Research Program

The Climate Change Research Program funds research projects and on-farm demonstrations to help prepare Australia’s primary industries for climate change and build the resilience of our agricultural sector into the future. Research focuses on reducing greenhouse pollution, better soil management and climate change adaptation, and involves projects that provide practical management solutions to farmers and industries.

The projects focus on:

  • reducing greenhouse gas emissions such as methane, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide
  • improving soil management and determining the potential of sequestration of carbon in agricultural soils, in a variety of soil types, locations and under differing management practices
  • research into alternative management practices and the development of adaptation tools and techniques.

The Climate Change Research Program supports large scale collaborative projects that involve a range of organisations such as research providers, industry groups, universities and state governments. It encourages the development of solutions for producers that will make a real difference in building their adaptability and resilience to climate change.

The Climate Change Research Program and its outcomes will improve opportunities for primary producers to respond to climate change and manage emissions while improving their productivity.

Photo credits

This photo appears in information about Australia’s Farming Future courtesy of CSIRO.

Photo courtesy of CSIRO of Research champion

For more information

Call 1800 638 746 or email Australia's Farming Future

Links to other government assistance programs

Rural research and development corporations and companies

For information on a range of Australian Government grants please visit Grantslink.