AgriLink connects schools, teachers, and students with the heart of Australian agriculture through engaging educational programs and classroom resources. Designed by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW, AgriLink inspires young Australians to discover where their food and fibre come from, and to understand the people and practices behind sustainable farming.

The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) is a proud membership-based organisation committed to supporting rural agricultural communities to ensure prosperity and sustainability for generations to come.

Being a Member of the RAS means being a member of a community that understands, values and practically supports regional and rural agricultural families and communities who are dedicated to excellence in agricultural sustainability and to award-quality produce.

The Royal Agricultural Society Foundation (RASF) is offering opportunities for community-minded people to be awarded up to $25,000 in funding for community projects in their local area. Previously funding has gone to projects including air-conditioning in the local hall to portable yard panels for the showground or a pop-up gazebo, satisfying community needs and benefiting many.

The Sydney Spring Garden Competition honours the bequest of Lt. Col. Charles Ronald Christian, a British army surgeon who visited Australia in 1933. Dr. Christian bequeathed equal shares of his estate to the cities of Sydney and Perth for the purpose of awarding annual prizes to beautiful gardens in front of or around private homes. He expressly detailed that such gardens must be viewable to the general public from the road or footpath.