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John Rolfe |
Overview of agricultural and resource economics. |
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Jack Sinden |
The Environmental Cost Curve: an economic approach to the environment/production tradeoff. |
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Bernard Milford Canegrowers |
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Gary Stoneham |
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Kasmeljit K Sangha, |
Pasture Production In Cleared And Uncleared Grazing Systems Of Central Queensland, Australia. |
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Bill Holmes |
A Herd Based Approach to Comparative Discounted Cash Flow Analysis of Grazing Land Management Options for Beef Cattle Enterprises Using Breedcow and Dynama Software. |
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James Gaffney, Fred |
Evaluating grazing pressure issues in the central Queensland region. |
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John Rolfe, Juliana |
Identifying the incentives that graziers in central-western Queensland need to manage land more conservatively in vegetation corridors or linkage zones. |
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Neil MacLeod and John |
Economic insights into the nature and magnitude of the challenge of retaining native vegetation for optimising biodiversity on private grazing land. |
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Fred Chudleigh, James |
The Economics of Water Quality in the Gordonstone Creek Catchment. |
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Malcolm Wegener |
Innovative canefarmers replace unproductive caneland with environmental assets. |
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Peter Donaghy, John |
Assessing tradeoffs between cane production and improved water quality in the Mackay region. |
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George Antony, D Mark |
Sustainability and Organic Sugar Production in Australia. |
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Stephen Bray, Bill |
Economic analysis of options for weedy Sporobolus grass management. |
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Tessie Tumaneng-Diete, |
A Bioeconomic Framework for Assessing the Impacts of Weeds in Queensland. |
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Romy Griener and Allyson |
Applying the concept of 'debt-for-conservation swaps' to a Queensland grazing context. |
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Emma Comerford and |
Lessons learned to date from the Queensland Vegetation Incentives Program in moving from a conceptual ideal to practical reality. |
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Beth Clouston |
A 50/50 Ratio - Why? |
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Jim Crosthwaite |
Improving native biodiversity management on wool properties in central Victoria - investment analysis of four strategies. |
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