Agriculture Knowledge Tours

The Western Australian sheep industry plays a significant role in the national flock, its characteristics— such as geographical distance, reliance on global exports, and a smaller local market—makes it a unique contributor in the domestic sheep and wool sector.

The Western Australian grains market is unique for its strong export focus, with approximately 90% of grain production exported, and its emphasis on research, ag-tech and innovation to address challenges such as reduced rainfall and sandy soils while increasing their annual harvest volumes.

We travelled across the Canadian Prairie provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan with other leading grain growers from across Australia, meeting with local producers, researchers and industry experts, and enjoyed key Canadian experiences including the Calgary Stampede and Ag in Motion. 

Over seven days, 28 clients and six staff travelled from Alice Springs to Darwin, visiting some of Australia’s most significant properties.

This tour explored South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula to connect with leading producers on farm to explore distinctive farming landscape.

This six day tour kicked off in Darwin, before traveling across the north, encompassing the emerging Katherine, Kununurra, and Ord Valley cotton regions.

This ten day tour began in Port Lincoln, South Australia, visiting several leading fisheries before heading across to New Zealand.

We travelled through the South American grains heartland to gain insights to the increasingly competitive global grains market.

We travelled through the US to learn about developments in technology that are driving production and profitability.

Recap Rabobank’s unique 13 day tour through the US cotton belt that took place across eight states.

An inspiring tour through one of Australia’s major sheep and wool production areas.

Recap Rabobank’s two-week grains tour of EU and the Black Sea region with growers from Australia.