Partner with TCRC

Whether you’re looking at trialling a new grain variety, herbicide, fertiliser, technology or piece of machinery, TCRC provides the optimum facility to get the results you need, in a growing world-class research centre.

TCRC works with both public and commercial organisations to undertake cropping related RDE&A which will benefit Australian grain growers.

The facility aims to become the focal point for crop genetics, farming systems, machinery, AgTech, and winter and summer crop agronomy for the northern region.

Ways to Partner

Conduct RDE&A

Conduct research on-site using TCRC’s research-ready land and reliable irrigation to undertake your short or long-term trials. Benefit from having access to expertise, unique research facilities, and all aspects of crop management including crop nutrition, irrigation and weed control, via fee-for-service.

Machinery and technology demonstrations

TCRC is the perfect facility for machinery, equipment and technology demonstrations, with commercial cropping land available to trial and showcase the latest developments and prove up new technology.

Host field days

Share key research outcomes with growers, researchers and industry stakeholders for improved industry application and adoption, by hosting a field day at TCRC.

Training

Classroom-style training, seminars and workshops will be made possible with the planned future development of an indoor training facility at TCRC. This will allow you to complement your in-field training and demonstrations, with indoor theoretical training for staff, growers or students.

Benefits to Partners

Bring together research, commercial outcomes, training and industry adoption
393ha of some of the best research-ready land in Australia
One of the most reliable irrigation water sources for research in Australia
On-site education, training and demonstrations to facilitate increased adoption
Central location in the northern growing region and close proximity to established scientific research institutions
100% owned by the Australian grains industry
Controlled traffic system and crop rotation plan that eliminates paddock history issues surrounding soil compaction, pest and disease.