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Proceedings of the 10th Australian Agronomy Conference 2001 - References Index
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Organising Committee
Official Opening by The Governor of Tasmania |
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The Donald Oration |
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Developing and implementing molecular markers in perennial ryegrass breeding
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An overview of the benefits delivered by research and new technology to farmers in South-Eastern-Australia
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Emerging Challenges in Land Management: An American Perspective on Efficiency
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The Tasmanian Poppy Industry: A Case Study of the Application of Science and Technology
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9. Anon (2000). North west poppy crop takes home the car. Tasmanian Alkaloids Poppy Growers Bulletin:41,12.
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Is agronomy being left behind by precision agriculture?
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1. Adams,, M.L., Cook, S.E. and Corner, R.J. 2000. Precision Agriculture. 2: 39-54.
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