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Australian Agriculture Awards 2026

Overview

In early July 2026, the Australian Agriculture Awards announced their 2026 judging panel, naming ACM Agri editorial director Penelope Arthur as a panel member. A few weeks later, the organisers detailed the competition’s prize structure, revealing a total cash pool of $75,000 and a Toyota Tundra valued at $181,000 for the overall winner. State‑level category winners will receive $2,000 each, while national‑level winners get $5,000. Nominations close on 2 August, after which three finalists per category will be selected for state award events in September and October across the country. State winners advance to a national ceremony in Canberra in November, where the Australian Agricultural Medallist will be crowned. The awards, run by ACM Agri in partnership with the National Farmers Federation and supported by Nutrien Ag Solutions, Westpac and Toyota Australia, cover five categories: Women in Agriculture, Nutrien NextGen Leader, Sustainability in Agriculture, Westpac Innovation in Agriculture and Toyota Wellbeing and Safety in Agriculture.

Entities

ACM Agri · National Farmers Federation · Penelope Arthur · Toyota Australia · Australian Agriculture Awards

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Timeline

  1. 14 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Australian Agriculture Awards Offer $75,000 Prize Pool and Toyota Tundra

    The Australian Agriculture Awards announce a $75,000 cash pool, a $181,000 Toyota Tundra for the overall winner, state prizes of $2,000, national prizes of $5,000, with nominations due Aug 2 and finals in Canb

  2. about 1 month ago

    [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Australian Agriculture Awards unveil 2026 judging panel

    The 2026 Australian Agriculture Awards, backed by Westpac, Nutrien and Toyota, have named a judging panel led by Georgie Somerset; the inaugural medal winner will receive a $181,000 Toyota Tundra.

Sources

farmonline.com.au · farmweekly.com.au · queenslandcountrylife.com.au · stockandland.com.au · stockjournal.com.au · theland.com.au