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tracking the seven sisters exhibition held at the national museum of australia in 2017-18. the national museum of australia plans to tour the exhibition from mid-2020 and now has a requirement for a new custom-built system to provide an immersive, ultra-high resolution 4k dome-based video projection and sound environment for the songlines tour ‘the songlines dome’

crg program is administered by the australian institute of criminology aic on the basis of recommendations from the criminology research advisory council crac, or the advisory council. the advisory council, which includes representatives from each of the contributing governments, provides recommendations to the director of the aic on research priorities and an assessment of research grants applications made under the annual crg program. the crac bases its assessment on the recommendations of an academic panel chaired by the academic advisor an aic research staff member. the aic will award contracts in varying values

provides briefings to the minister which includes industry sectoral briefs, data cards, company briefs, industry briefs, business case studies, industry for which it sources from various domestic and international industry market research and analysis reports. the industry reports are used in departmental briefings contributing to its strategic direction in encouraging growth in australian industries. the department also develops policy, provides policy advice and designs programs to implement australian government policy particularly in industry, innovation and science. an understanding of australian industry is important in performing this work and the industry reports will be used to inform our work in these areas

public consultation will be undertaken by the abcb. an assessment of public consultation, a final ris incorporating updated analysis, assumptions and discussion to reflect relevant information revealed through stakeholder consultation on the options deliverable e as an extension option will be undertaken at the discretion of the department.

proposes the engagement of extension specialists to educate growers particularly the new generation, those with new machinery and/or grower employees on how their spray equipment should be best set-up and calibrated. the investment also presents an opportunity to discuss with growers the best practice for getting product to the target and avoiding spray drift issues. the program will cover aspects such as spray nozzle types, water rates, ground speeds, boom height and stability. as echoed by grdc survey data, which indicates that growers’ value face-to-face training, the information will be practical and delivered safely on-farm using grower’s own machinery. a post workshop survey will be incorporated into this investment in order to measure the grower practice change as a result of attending.

grdc have invested significantly in the amelioration of soil constraints to increase grower sustainability and profitability over the last five years in the western region. this investment proposal aims to increase grower adoption of new technologies/practices that address soils constraints through continued and novel extension of known research developed through dpird – grdc soils constraints west group of projects. peer to peer learning, demonstrating the economic value of new technologies and practices and the validation of the extension methods, is essential in the delivery of this project.

as soilborne disease management is reliant on correct identification of the causal pathogen, it is important that growers and advisors are supplied with the knowledge to be able to achieve this. the purpose of this investment is to extend to growers and advisors the different methods for correctly identifying soilborne pathogens. it will incorporate extension activities to assist symptom identification on the roots, promote the use of diagnostic services for pathogens that are difficult to identify by the naked-eye or may be present in a pathogen complex, and demonstrate management options available to reduce soilborne pathogen inoculum and impact

proposes a series of interactive harvester set-up days located across western 30, southern 24 and northern 30 regions to service growers at subregion level. event delivery and duration will vary for each region. this three-year investment will inform growers, harvest contractors, advisors and machinery resellers on harvester set-up and front to back grain quality/ losses through an interactive program with the aim to maximise harvest efficiency and optimise grain losses including the integration of effective harvest weed seed control. information will be practical and delivered using a range of local grower’s machinery. development of extension materials and evaluation of the grower & contractor practice change as a result of attending will be incorporated into this investment and will include the development of case studies and video content. applicants can apply for delivery in one or multiple region