Bursary program for university students, early-career professionals and primary producers who are seeking to improve soil management

Overview

The bursary aims to help individuals and groups participate in soil-focused training, events and learning activities that build knowledge, skills and professional networks across the state.

Applicants may apply for one of the following bursary categories:

• individual training – up to $2,000
• group knowledge exchange – up to $5,000.

Check if you can apply

The bursary program is open to:

• primary producers (actively involved in soil-related decision-making or practice)
• South Australians who are developing, pursuing or actively engaged in soil science, soil and land management, agricultural sustainability or similar fields
• recent graduates (within 3 years of graduation)
• early-career professionals (within 5 years of entering the soil and land management field).