The project will provide an opportunity for an early career graduate to gain experience in applied research and extension across highly variable low rainfall farming...
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Regional internship in applied grains research (HAR1326)
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...
SA Mallee regional internship in farming systems and applied grains research and extension (MSF7124)
The intern will gain hands-on experience of regional research and develop an understanding of the challenges of farming in a low rainfall zone. Through mentoring by an MSF farmer member, the intern will gain insight into the practicalities of farming in the Mallee, its challenges and rewards. The intern will work on projects that have been prioritised by MSF and local farmers, such as crop rotations, amelioration, soil variability, weed management, soil moisture and risk management and business development. This project was funded through and out-of-session application in October 2024 and is a co-investment, with the SA Drought Hub providing 50% of the total funding.
Mixed farming intern – Limestone Coast (MFM1125)
This project will employ an intern to build the human capacity of the grain-livestock industry, particularly in the areas of research, development and extension and drought resilience in the Limestone Coast (south east SA). This project is a co-investment, with the SA Drought Hub providing 50% of the total funding.
Regional internship in applied grains research (HAR5025)
This project aims to continue Hart’s current regional internship program in applied research and extension, relevant to the needs of the southern grains industry. The program will allow for the long-term succession of new graduates into the industry by creating awareness of field applied roles, leading to greater research capacity across the South Australian grains industry. This project is a co-investment, with SA Drought Hub providing $50,000 of the total funding.