The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) is an Australian statutory corporation established in 1990. It focuses on planning, investing in, and overseeing research, development, and extension activities to enhance the productivity and sustainability of the Australian grains industry. Funded by levies from grain growers and the Australian government, GRDC aims to drive innovation that benefits grain producers and the broader community.

GRDC invests over $198 million annually in around 780 projects aimed at developing improved grain varieties, production technologies, and sustainable farming practices. The corporation fosters partnerships with research institutions, industry bodies, and growers to deliver practical solutions and facilitate knowledge transfer. It also supports extension services to ensure that research findings are effectively communicated to grain growers. Through its initiatives, GRDC plays a vital role in advancing the economic and environmental sustainability of grain production in Australia.