2026 Export Fodder Advisory Panel Member Recruitment
Export Fodder Industry Leaders wanted: Applications now open for AgriFutures Export Fodder Advisory Panel
The AgriFutures Export Fodder Program currently has several positions open to join the Export Fodder Advisory Panel.
This exciting opportunity is open to export fodder industry professionals with an interest in contributing to the productivity, profitability and sustainability of Australia's export fodder industry. This is a fantastic opportunity for the next generation of export fodder industry leaders to help direct Research, Development and Extension investments.
The AgriFutures Export Fodder Program is looking for applicants that have skills and expertise in the following key investment areas:
This is an opportunity for passionate industry representatives to engage in the Research, Development and Extension program and contribute to strategic and targeted research that delivers economic and productivity impacts for the export fodder industry.
Appointments for successful Advisory Panel applicants will be made early in 2026. Successful applicants may also be invited to observe Advisory Panel meetings prior to their official commencement date.
If you are interested in contributing to the unique challenges and opportunities that face the future of the Export Fodder industry, please apply. Please consider the time requirements of an effective Advisory Panel Member prior to applying.
For more information regarding the desired skill set for the Export Fodder Advisory Panel positions, open this link in separate tab.
For any questions regarding the AgriFutures Export Fodder Panel recruitment please contact:
James Holding
Program Manager
0438 889 492
james.holding@AgriFutures.com.au
About the Advisory Panel
In partnership with AgriFutures Australia, the Advisory Panel provides recommendations on the allocation of RD&E funding for the AgriFutures Industry Programs.
AgriFutures Australia aims to maintain geographical, age and gender diversity to ensure that the Advisory Panel appropriately represents the export fodder industry.
The core functions of AgriFutures Industry Advisory Panels are to ensure that RD&E investments are industry-demand driven, including:
Activities of the Program are funded by industry levy and Commonwealth funds, and any funds contributed from third parties.
Advisory Panel members are paid for their services to AgriFutures Australia at rates set by the Commonwealth’s Remuneration Tribunal.
Advisory Panel members may be required for up to 25 days per year and some domestic travel is necessary.
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