Western Australian Agriculture Authority

Western Australian Agriculture Authority (WAAA) is a statutory authority established under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007. Operating as a key governmental body in Australia, it serves as the legal entity responsible for managing the state’s agricultural assets, land, and biosecurity infrastructure. Its primary mission is to protect and promote the interests of Western Australia’s agricultural sector, ensuring the sustainability and growth of the state’s primary industries through rigorous management and strategic oversight.

The organization plays a crucial role in agricultural development and scientific innovation, working closely with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. Known for its extensive research initiatives and commitment to maintaining the highest biosecurity standards, the Authority facilitates the advancement of fruit production and crop research. By overseeing large-scale breeding programs and supporting long-term industry initiatives, the Western Australian Agriculture Authority has established a strong reputation for scientific excellence and its ability to foster collaborative research that secures the future of Western Australia's pome fruit sectors on both a national and international level.