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Agricultural Region · Australia

Western Australian Wheatbelt

A large dryland farming region known for wheat, barley, canola, pulses, sheep, precision technology and risk management under variable rainfall.

International Agriculture

Destination guide

Why visit Western Australian Wheatbelt?

A large dryland farming region known for wheat, barley, canola, pulses, sheep, precision technology and risk management under variable rainfall.

Structured international journeys combining commercial farms, agricultural research, producer organisations, processors, technology businesses and…

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Use the map to understand the location, then review answers to common planning questions about Western Australian Wheatbelt.

Location

Frequently asked questions

Are the named commercial visits guaranteed?

No. Farms, processors and institutions are confirmed after the group dates, size and learning objectives are agreed.

Can the technical programme be customised?

Yes. The balance between production, processing, research and markets can be adjusted for the group.

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International Agriculture

Perth, Wheatbelt, Kalbarri, Albany and South West Western Australia

Explore dryland grains, precision systems, sheep, wool, horticulture, dairy and export logistics across Western Australia.