Victoria Drought Resilience Adoption & Innovation Hub

The Vic Hub works to enhance the drought preparedness and resilience of Victoria’s agricultural industries, the environment and regional communities.

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Newsletter: September - October 2026Explore the stories in our latest edition

VIC HUB RELEASES IMPACT SNAPSHOT 2021–25This publication highlights the practical outcomes, partnerships and region-led activities helping strengthen drought resilience across Victoria.

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Impact FrameworkThe Impact Framework will help to better understand and measure our contribution to drought resilience.

RIC DROUGHT HARDSHIP LOAN NOW AVAILABLEThe new Drought Hardship Loan could help farmers pay operating costs to manage through and recover from prolonged and severe drought. Learn more.

Stages of DroughtOn this page you will find an in-depth description of the drought cycle. However, should you need in-drought support, please… Aerial tractor edited

ProjectsDiscover the projects driving innovation in drought resilience across regional Victoria. Explore Vic Hub’s portfolio of projects, from initiatives currently…

2025 Dry Season & Seasonal Conditions ResourcesHaving access to timely and trusted information is critical during challenging seasonal conditions. The Vic Hub is committed to connecting… Apples green

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November 17 2026 • 2:00pmWebinar: Dr Magdalena Kaczorowska-Dolowy, Senior Post Doc Researcher, Harper Adams University, UK[caption id="attachment_10936" align="alignright" width="800"] Magdalena Kaczorowska-Dolowy, Senior Post-Doctorate researcher from Harper Adams University, UK.[/caption] ** WEBINAR LINK DETAILS TO COME…

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