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AgriFutures Australia Opens Leadership Program Applications as Agricultural Output Continues to Rise

AgriFutures Australia opened applications for a new round of learning & development opportunities, as its ag sector continues to grow.

Key Takeaways

  • AgriFutures Australia is expanding investment in workforce development, leadership, and skills training.
  • Australia’s agricultural production value has increased 34% over the past 20 years, reaching $88.3 billion.
  • Applications are now open for sponsored learning and development programs across Australia.
  • Programs target producers, agribusiness professionals, agritech innovators, and rural leaders.
  • Applications close on 12 January 2026.

AgriFutures Australia Highlights Workforce Needs Amid Production Growth

AgriFutures Australia has opened applications for a new round of learning and development opportunities, as Australia’s agricultural sector continues to grow in value and output.

According to the November Snapshot of Australian Agriculture 2025 report, the gross value of agricultural production has increased by 34% over the past two decades, reaching an estimated value of AUD 88.3 billion. AgriFutures Australia stated that sustaining this growth will require continued investment in workforce capability, leadership, and industry-aligned education.


AgriFutures Australia Focuses on Leadership and Skills Development

Addressing Capability Gaps in the Agricultural Workforce

Jennifer Galloway, General Manager Workforce, Communications and Adoption at AgriFutures Australia, said that while rising production is a positive signal for the sector, it brings new challenges.

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