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Grants in Agriculture & Viticulture

Our Country Our Future (Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation – ILSC)

No maximum grant request

ILSC Our Country Our Future: support for Indigenous groups to acquire and manage land/water interests across Australia.

TAS Industry Partnerships Program 2026

Funding up to $250,000 is available.

Tasmanian funding supporting VET training partnerships, equipment, resources and workforce development.

WA Community Stewardship Grants 2026

Funding up to $450,000

WA funding supporting community‑led natural resource management, conservation and environmental stewardship projects.

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) – Feedlot Research for Accelerated Adoption (RAAD) Program

$45M funding pool, no funding request limit

National MLA program supporting feedlot research to accelerate adoption of proven productivity and animal welfare innovations.

GRDC Proof of Concept Funding – Call 1, 2026

Funding up to $250,000

Early‑stage funding of up to $250k for proof‑of‑concept R&D aligned with GRDC priorities for Australian grain growers.

VIC – Skills Solutions Partnerships Program Round 3

Funding up to $500,000 is available

Victoria grant funding up to $500,000 for industry–TAFE partnerships to co-design and pilot innovative skills training solutions.

Livestock Biosecurity Funds Grant Program

No minimum or maximum amount

The Livestock Biosecurity Funds Grant Program supports projects that enhance animal health, biosecurity, and market access across Victoria’s livestock industries. Funding supports initiatives that prevent, monitor and control livestock diseases, strengthen traceability, improve preparedness, and deliver industry‑wide biosecurity benefits.

Queensland–Germany Bioeconomy Collaborative Science Program

Up to $250,000

The Queensland–Germany Bioeconomy Collaborative Science Program supports Queensland‑based universities and research organisations to undertake applied bioeconomy research projects with eligible German research partners. Projects must address defined bioeconomy target areas and deliver practical outcomes relevant to Queensland and Germany.

QLD – Queensland–Germany Bioeconomy Collaborative Science Program

Funding up to $250,000

Queensland funding for collaborative bioeconomy research projects with German research partners.

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