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Rocky Lamattina: An icon of the fresh produce markets around the nation, the Lamattina family grow ‘Australia’s favourite carrots’ with a mix of innovation, hard work and family pride. For Book: Impresario.Italians growing Victoria. Photo by Brad Collis

Dr Felicity Harris
NSW Department of Primary Industries crop physiologist Dr Felicity Harris, who is based at the Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute, runs several GRDC
research projects. Photo by Nicole Baxter for the GRDC

Western grains grower
Photo by Evan Collis

Growers, Kellie Penfold and Rohan Bahr with their 15-year-old daughter Eliza on their mixed farm near Henty in southern New South Wales. Photo by Nicole Baxter for the GRDC

Young Mildura, grain grower Brady Bowen (the VFF young winner). He lives about 60kms out from Mildura via dirt roads. Photo by Paul Jones

Professor Roslyn Gleadow
Photo by Penny Stephens for Monash Impact Magazine

Eddie and Jarrod
Photo by: Eamon Gallagher

Carolyn Creswell
Photo by Dan Mahon for Monash Life (Alumni magazine)
produced by Coretext for Monash SMC

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Monash Scolarship recipients
Photo by Dan Mahon for Monash Thankyou Magazine

Schooner Barley
Ken Whytcross (right) sells a portion of his Schooner barley grown on his farm near Barellan in southern New South Wales to his son Stuart, who turns it into malt for the booming craft brewing market. Photo by Nicole Baxter for the GRDC

Heang Dany. As part of its research into horticultural opportunites CARDI has established an in-field germplasm bank of every banana variety grown in Cambodia. During the monsoon period fieldwork is often disrupted by afternoon downpours, forcing researchers like Heang Dany to hurriedly head for shelter. Photo by Brad Collis.

Farmers in Laos
Photo by Paul Jones for ACIAR, Partners Magazine

Dr Eric Armstrong
Award winning photo by Nicole Baxter of Dr Eric Armstrong, recently retired pulse specialist with New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, with a range of pulse seed used for trials near Wagga Wagga, NSW. Photo for the GRDC

Teak Farming
Photo by Paul Jones for ACIAR, Partners magazine

Steven Davies
Photo by Evan Collis, for FRDC Fish Magazine

Monash Research
Tomorrow’s internet connection may be your nearest light bulb. From left: Research fellow Qian (Tom) Wang, Professor Jean Armstrong and postgraduate student Cuiwei (Kevin). Photo by Ross Bird for Monash Impact Magazine