Prioritising, de-risking and brokering agricultural development in the Northern Territory

Prioritising, de-risking and brokering agricultural development in the Northern Territory
  • Reference # A.7.1920001 NT
  • Project Status Current
  • Timeframe 6 months (2019 to 2020)
  • Project manager N/A
  • CRCNA Funding $100,000.00
  • Total project value $100,000.00
  • Project research participant NAJA Business Consulting Services
  • Research Programs 4. Building industry and capacity in Northern Australia
  • Location Darwin, Perth, Kununurra
  • Strategic policy development
  • Agriculture

Summary

In partnership with the NT’s Investment Territory and partner agencies, the Commonwealth, industry and other stakeholders this project will explore the issues at hand and propose innovative solutions to support the development of new agricultural activity across northern Australia.

In the context of this project, “agricultural development” is a general term related to a variety of agricultural or aquaculture expansion practices which create entirely new production systems, and/or increase the value of current production systems across tenures. Examples include the development of new irrigated and dryland cropping systems, horticulture, and the intensification of livestock production, including directly associated processing or supply chain services.

Expected outcomes

The development of NT-specific policy, regulatory and other solutions to facilitate agricultural development which balances economic, environmental and social outcomes.

Publications

2 November 2020

De-risking, brokering and prioritising agricultural development in the Northern Territory

Type: Report

Industry: Agriculture, Aquaculture, Beef, Broadacre cropping, Forestry, Horticulture, Strategic policy development, Supply chain development