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The Centre for Crop and Disease Management was established in 2014, to help reduce the economic impact of crop disease for Australian growers. Co-supported by Curtin University and the Grains Research and Development Corporation, the Centre's discoveries have helped growers, breeders, agronomists and life science companies adapt and improve the profitability and sustainability of Australian cropping systems, with a focus on fungicide resistance, genetics, agronomy and agribusiness research. This video demonstrates just how far CCDM has come over the past eight years.