1. Can Australia’s peanut value chains transform to adapt to future climates?

2. Who? Cast of 1,000’s... Peter Thorburn a , Nadine Marshall a , Yash Chauhan b , Felix Bianchi a , Emma Jakku a , Emily Mendham a , Nancy Schellhorn a , Graeme Wright e a CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences and Climate Adaptation Flagship b DEEDI c NT Department of Resources d NT Agricultural Association e Peanut Company of Australia Funded by DAFF Future Farming Program

3. Why are peanuts on the move? Climatic threat Aflatoxin disease risk for peanuts in Kingaroy (Chauhan et al 2010)

5. Conceptual model of peanut/cereal/cover cropping system Guiding field experiments and simulation activities CSIRO DAFF Peanut Project Agronomy Irrigation Mulch N fertiliser Crop growth and yield Environmental N losses Soil C Soil mineral N Germination and Establishment Infiltration (v. runoff) Products (positive) Inputs Products (negative)

6. Simulating different irrigation triggers and rates of N fertilizer on the performance of maize and peanut crops in wet and dry seasons at Katherine Important aim : To understand the loss of N to the environment in the most efficient management system

8. Key social features of the transition process: Framework for resilience to climate change after Marshall et al. (2010) Exposure Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Ecological Vulnerability Sensitivity Potential Impact Adaptive Capacity Socioeconomic Vulnerability Ecological Socio- economic

9. Key social features of the transition process: Framework for resilience to climate change after Marshall et al. (2010) Exposure Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Potential Impact Ecological Vulnerability Sensitivity Potential Impact Adaptive Capacity Socioeconomic Vulnerability Ecological Socio- economic