AgForce School to Industry Partnership Program - SIPP

West Australian Casey Jacobs has been passionate about capturing landscapes from around the Great Southern region ever since he picked up his mother's camera when he was just 14 years old.
In addition to showcasing the beauty of rural landscapes, Jacobs wants his photographs to document agriculture for people who do not know where their food comes from. 📸

Teen photographer captures rural WA's beauty in first solo exhibition Narrogin local Casey Jacobs is on a mission to capture agricultural landscapes across the Great Southern and share the stories of life on the land.

Twenty-year-old Elizabeth Opray will take over her family’s 185-hectare dairy farm at Loch, becoming the fourth generation to manage the Holstein and Jersey operation. 🥛🐄

New generation dairy: A young farmer’s vision Twenty-year-old Elizabeth Opray will soon take over managing her 185ha family farm at Loch.

🌾 A PATHWAY INTO INDUSTRY 🤝
An agriculture camp near Longreach has given a group of four aspiring graziers a fresh opportunity to develop the skills they need to get a start in the industry.

Agriculture camp for aspiring graziers a success near Longreach - ABC listen A group of four young and aspiring graziers have taken part in an agriculture camp to develop skills near Longreach.

Students looking at the possibility of a career in agriculture were told this week that there was a lot more to the industry than traditional farming. 🌱

High school students challenged to think beyond farm gate for ag career How technology in ag is creating a new path for next generation.

🐮 Warwick, we’re coming! 🌾

Moo Baa Munch is landing at SCOTS PGC College Warwick in 2026! Join us for this free, hands-on agriculture experience where students will explore food, fibre and farming through interactive activities led by industry.

Real industry. Real learning. Real fun.

🍎 Registrations now open.
👉For details contact us: [email protected]

The 2026 Healthy Soils Competition is NOW OPEN
“ Soil Matters” – Its Importance to Our Food and Environment” 🌏🍎We’re looking for creative entries that celebrate the vital role of soil in our food and environment.
Some ideas include:
🎭 Plays | 🎤 Songs/Raps | 💃 Dance | 🎥 Videos | 🎨 Artwork | ✍️ Poems
(Digital entries only)

💵 Fantastic prizes up for grabs!
🏆 1st Prize for each school category: $500
🥈 2nd Prize for each school category: $100
🏡 Homeschoolers winner: $100 voucher
📜 Every participant receives a printed certificate!
Preschool & primary school prize money goes to the school
Secondary and homeschool prize money goes to the student
Competition closes: 25 September 2026

Schools Competition – Soil Week This year’s theme is: “ Soil Matters” – Its Importance to Our Food and Environment” 🌏🍎We’re looking for creative entries that celebrate the vital role of soil in our food and environment. Some ideas include: 🎭 Plays | 🎤 Songs/Raps | 💃 Dance | 🎥 Videos | 🎨 Artwork | ....

Kicking off careers in ag 🌱

The Elders Graduate Agronomy Program is setting graduates up with real-world experience across horticulture and broadacre systems.

This year’s group recently met in Adelaide for induction — building skills, confidence and connections as they step into their roles with Elders Limited .

New generation of agronomists commence Elders graduate program Elders welcomes a new intake to its Graduate Agronomy Program, a two-year pathway giving graduates hands-on experience supporting growers across Australia.

Fourth-generation dairy farmer Tyler Mungean has launched his own cattle stud on the family’s Timboon property and aims to breed champion show cows. 🐄🏆

Timboon farmer starts his own stud Timboon’s Tyler Mungean has started his own stud on the family farm with hopes to breed a “good, successful show cow”.

Free Mushroom Kits – Mini Mushroom Growers This project has been funded by Hort Innovation using the mushroom research and development levy and funds from the Australian Government.

Tasmania's King Island is a long way from North Queensland, but for Teagan Lawrence the distance has provided a rare perspective on the challenges and opportunities of the Australian beef industry. 🐂🍔🥩

'A lot of win-wins': from farm kid to the future of NQ's beef industry Meet the beef leader taking paddock voices from NQ to Canberra.

There are few Australian rituals as iconic as a steaming, tea-soaked Scotch Finger biscuit.

And not only has Griffith’s Glen Andreazza been ‘dunking his bickies’ for over 50 years, he’s also been growing the wheat used by Arnott’s to make these well-loved treats. ☕🍪🎋

Thank the Andreazza family for your Tim Tam treats Saving with Rabobank supports Aussie farmers like the Andreazza family, who grow the wheat that makes some of Australia’s most well-loved biscuits