Hart’s one year internship will deliver a high-quality program of training and hands-on experience in applied grains research, with the successful candidate gaining exposure to all aspects of Hart’s research and extension work. Interns receive 1:1 mentoring, external professional development, and many collaboration and networking opportunities. Ultimately, this project leads to increased capacity in the SA grains research community, with a focus on regional opportunities. This project is a co-investment, with the SA Drought Hub providing $50,000 of the total funding.
Sandy Haskell, Hart Field-Site Group
Hart’s one year internship will deliver a high-quality program of training and hands-on experience in applied grains research, with the successful candidate gaining exposure to all aspects of Hart’s research and extension work. Interns receive 1:1 mentoring, external professional development, and many collaboration and networking opportunities. Ultimately, this project leads to increased capacity in the SA grains research community, with a focus on regional opportunities. This project is a co-investment, with the SA Drought Hub providing $50,000 of the total funding.
$61,880
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