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Strong, innovative, sustainable: a new strategy for agriculture in Victoria

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Introduction: Agriculture in Victoria is undergoing profound transformation, driven by evolving farming practices, changing consumer demands, and shifting environmental landscapes. As we navigate these changes, it is essential to recognize the challenges they pose while seizing the opportunities they present. The Victorian Government is committed to supporting the agriculture sector through innovation, collaboration, and proactive measures outlined in this strategy.

Themes and Commitments

  • Recover: Support farmers in building resilience post-drought, bushfires, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Strengthen local supply chains and promote opportunities for local manufacturing.
  • Grow: Increase the value and output of agriculture through exports, investment, diversification, and the development of new products.
  • Modernise: Drive innovation, investment, and skills development to modernize Victorian agriculture, ensuring its competitiveness in the global market.
  • Protect: Safeguard the future of agriculture by addressing climate change, pest management, resource scarcity, and disease control.
  • Promote: Build confidence in the sector among international markets and communities, positioning Victoria as a leader in sustainable agriculture.

Key Priorities

  • Support farmers to enhance profitability and expand market reach.
  • Foster growth in emerging industries and create favorable investment conditions.
  • Facilitate the adoption of cutting-edge technologies and promote AgTech innovation.
  • Strengthen collaboration between research institutions and industry for commercialization.
  • Develop future-ready agricultural skills and promote low-emission practices.
  • Implement robust regulatory frameworks and promote quality standards.
  • Cultivate a positive reputation for agriculture as a desirable career path with excellent workplace standards.
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