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Welcome to the Agripark – a one-of-a-kind development in Australia.

This is a place where research, collaboration, innovation, and sustainability collide. Where international agricultural companies, knowledge-rich agribusinesses, food producers, innovative small-medium enterprises and a university can work side-by-side to tackle complex global issues.

Positioned in Wagga Wagga, in the heart of the vibrant Riverina region, the AgriPark is part of a powerful existing agricultural network, and by design fosters innovation, entrepreneurship, synergy and collaboration through co-location.

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The EcosystemWhen you access the AgriPark you become part of a unique ecosystem – a powerful network of symbiotic relationships growing in an environment of collaboration and knowledge transfer.
Through co-location and innovative design, the ecosystem creates lasting social and commercial benefits for its tenants and the wider regional community, as well as regional, national and global agrifood industries.

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The SpaceThe AgriPark offers tenants an array of options.
Whether you require office space, laboratories, glasshouses, warehousing or room for mixed usage, our goal is to see you connected, inspired and well-equipped. We can assist you to find the right fit from existing infrastructure or work with you to custom-build facilities to support your individual needs.

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The LocationA gateway to world leading researchers, producers and markets, the AgriPark is located on CSU's Wagga Campus, halfway between Melbourne and Sydney, in the heart of the Riverina.

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News from the Riverina

   
Research from vineyard to bottle at NWGIC
Connections are important at the National Wine and Grape industry Centre (NWGIC) at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga.
The connection between the quality of the fruit in the vineyard to the wine in your glass, the connection with industry to ensure impactful research, and the connection between science and education to ensure research outcomes are adopted.
NEWS /  
    5 April 2018

2018 Animal Production Conference coming to CSU in July 2018
Encouraging animal producers, consultants and researchers to innovate to meet growing market demands is the aim of a national conference to be held in Wagga Wagga in July.
The Australian Society of Animal Production’s biennial Animal Production 2018 Conference will be held at Charles Sturt University (CSU) from Monday 2 July to Wednesday 4 July.
NEWS /  
    5 April 2018

AgriTech Incubator
The AgriTech Incubator, led by Professor John Mawson, is the third of the Multi-Regional Hub Program to be launched by Charles Sturt University (CSU).
The Incubator has been funded by a grant from the Boosting Business Innovation program of NSW Department of Industry, supported by additional funding from the University, and complements the CenWest Innovate accelerator in Bathurst and the Walan Mayinygu Indigenous Entrepreneurship Pop Up Hub.
NEWS /  
    5 April 2018