The Nomia Program Plan

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This bulletin introduces the purpose and goals of on-farm research and shows you how on-farm research works on real farms. If you are exploring on-farm research for the first time and want to get an idea of what is involved, this publication will introduce you to the basic steps.
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Program Plan

A staged, auditable delivery model

Phase 1 Establishment (Year 1)
  • Site works and infrastructure
  • Baseline breeding populations
  • Environmental calibration
Phase 2 Expansion (Years 2–3)
  • Population scaling
  • Multi crop exposure trials
  • Pollination effectiveness metrics.

Phase 3 Deployment (Years 4–5)

  • Commercial pilot partnerships
  • Inter state replication trials
  • Long term operating model validation

Each phase includes formal gates independent review, and Treasury style reporting.Nomia.au

The Nomia Bee Project is intended to operate as a continuing public-benefit program. Its work will need to be sustained over the long term because pollination security, biosecurity pressure, habitat loss, and agricultural resilience are not temporary challenges. Donations therefore support both immediate establishment activities and the long-term development of a durable native bee resilience network across Australia.

This work must be sustained over the long term.

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