AgriPark

From advanced research facilities and agricultural technology to biosolutions and field-based research, AgriPark brings together the infrastructure, expertise and people needed to explore what’s next for agriculture.

But innovation doesn’t happen in isolation.

It happens through collaboration, connecting researchers, industry, producers, students and technology providers to share knowledge, test ideas and explore new approaches to the challenges facing agriculture.

By bringing these groups together, AgriPark creates opportunities for research to move beyond the lab and into real-world applications, helping turn ideas into outcomes for the agricultural sector. 🌱



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At AgriPark, researchers are working to better understand how crops, soils and farming systems respond to changing conditions. By collecting and analysing information from field trials, researchers can identify patterns, test new approaches and develop practical insights that support Australian agriculture.

This research helps improve our understanding of crop performance, resource use and on-farm decision-making, ensuring growers have access to evidence-based knowledge that can help them adapt to future challenges.

While every farm is unique, research provides the foundation for informed decisions that can improve productivity, sustainability and resilience across the agricultural sector.
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BioSolutions Innovation and Knowledge Hub is seeking a Program Manager to join the team at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga.

This is a strategic role where you'll take ownership of Australia's biological validation framework, working across industry, tertiary and government sectors both locally and globally. You'll drive regulatory acceleration, field trial protocols and grower adoption, partnering with organisations like Elders and global innovators to build collaboration networks.

If you bring a background in agricultural innovation, ag-tech, agronomy and/or research commercialisation and are ready to step into strategic leadership, this is your opportunity to build national capability and become a trusted leader in biologicals and crop protection.

📍Wagga Wagga
💼Full time, continuing
📦Relocation support available

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At AgriPark, we're bringing together cutting-edge technology and applied research to help shape the future of Australian agriculture.

From advanced drones and autonomous field equipment to precision sensing and data-driven decision making, our facilities provide researchers and industry with access to technologies that support more efficient, sustainable and informed farming practices.

By testing, demonstrating and refining emerging technologies in real-world agricultural environments, AgriPark is helping accelerate innovation from research into practice.



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Getting our hands dirty for a great cause 🌱

The AgriPark team was pleased to join colleagues from across Charles Sturt University in supporting this year's National Tree Day planting event, led by the University's Sustainability team at the CSU Farm.

Bringing staff together to plant native trees, the day was a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the local environment while reinforcing the importance of collective action in creating healthier, more resilient landscapes.

Thank you to the Sustainability team for organising such a meaningful initiative and to everyone who volunteered their time to make a positive impact.



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Two days in Wagga Wagga, and the NSW wine industry now has something few sectors can claim: a pipeline of co-designed, shovel-ready research projects, ready for co-investment.

The NSW Wine Innovation Forum at Charles Sturt University wasn't a talkfest. Grapegrowers, winemakers, researchers, extension specialists and state and national industry organisations worked side by side to design the research priorities of our industry, from the ground up.

The result: co-designed projects developed under the new NSW Wine Industry RDE&A Prospectus, shaped by the people who will use the outcomes and ready for investment partners to bring them to life. This is what genuine industry-led innovation looks like.

The forum was made possible through funding from the NSW Regional Program Fund, an investment in the future of wine growing regions across the state. Thank you to everyone who brought their time, knowledge and enthusiasm. The prospectus and projects will be ready very soon, then we get to work.



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Working from the ground up.

Regular crop monitoring is an important part of cropping operations at the CSU Farm, helping the team assess crop establishment, monitor plant health and support informed management decisions throughout the growing season.

Combined with machinery operations and ongoing field observations, these insights contribute to research, teaching and practical farming outcomes across the farm.



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