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2012, volume 08, articles 2

The current state of Contract Law in Australia and why it is important for rural managers to understand it pp. 5

Tony Smith

Private sector investment in agricultural research and development in Australia pp. 6

Mick Keogh

Planning farm succession: how to be successful pp. 6

Mike Stephens

Changing business environment: implications for farming pp. 6

Bill Malcolm

Australia’s biosecurity: future challenges for animal industries pp. 7

Mike J. Nunn

Environment protection: challenges for future farming pp. 8

David Pannell

Public investment in agricultural research and development in Australia remains a sensible policy option pp. 11

John D. Mullen

Towards a more nuanced discussion of the net-benefits of sharing water in the Murray-Darling Basin pp. 12

Mark Morrison, Sarah Wheeler and Darla Hatton MacDonald

Finding tomorrow’s agricultural workforce pp. 14

Sam Nelson

2011, volume 08, articles 01

Benefits of net feed intake in a large commercial feedlot pp. 3

Robert M. Herd, Paul F. Arthur, K. Dibley, D. Mula, T. Snelgar and J. Thompson

Outcomes of the SmartShape/SmartStretch Meat Science Project pp. 4

Johanne Taylor and Edwina Toohey

Area response in wheat production: The Australian wheat-sheep zone pp. 7

Richard J. Culas

Economic analysis of automatic flood irrigation for dairy farms in northern Victoria pp. 7

Dan P. Armstrong and Christie K.M. Ho

Financing Matters pp. 8

Bill Malcolm

The John L. Dillon Memorial Lecture 2010: The rise and fall of farm management as an academic discipline: an autobiographical perspective pp. 9

J. Brian Hardaker

Punting Lamb pp. 10

Thomas Jackson and Bill Malcolm

A financial analysis of the effect of the mix of crop and sheep enterprises on the risk profile of dryland farms in south-eastern Australia pp. 23

Timothy R. Hutchings and Thomas L. Nordblom

2011, volume 07, articles 2

Cow maternal efficiency: “Giving the girls some credit” pp. 3

Robert M. Herd, J. Accioly, Paul F. Arthur, Katrina Copping, Mick Deland, Kath Donoghue, Nick Edwards, John Graham, Michelle Hebart, F. Jones, Michael Laurence, Stephen Lee, Peter F. Parnell, Wayne Pitchford and Jane Speijers

Climate change impacts on northern NSW beef producers pp. 5

Todd Andrews

Lifting beef industry productivity through genetic improvement – progress and challenges in a changing climate pp. 6

Steve Barwick

Gross margins for NSW beef enterprises from 1999-2010 pp. 7

Todd Andrews, David Llewelyn and Lloyd Davies

BeefSpecs a tool for the future: On-farm drafting and optimising feedlot profitability pp. 7

Brad Walmsley, V. Hutton Oddy, Malcolm J. McPhee, David G. Mayer and William A. McKiernan

The profitability of a lamb meat system is greatly influenced by lambing time pp. 7

Geoff Casburn

Worms – what’s new: some recent developments in worm control in ruminants and camelids pp. 8

Stephen Love

The role of cattle genetically efficient in feed utilisation in an Australian carbon trading environment pp. 10

Paul F. Arthur, Robert M. Herd and John A. Basarab

Estimating on-farm methane emissions for sheep production on the Northern Tablelands: establishment of demonstration site pp. 10

Malcolm J. McPhee, Clare Edwards, Jim Meckiff, Neil Ballie, Derek Schneider, Paul Arnott, Annette l. Cowie, Darryl Savage, David Lamb, Chris Guppy, Bruce E. McCorkell and Roger S. Hegarty

Sheep enterprises and their ability to service existing debt levels when faced with the continuation of drought feeding for 12 or 24 weeks pp. 11

Geoff Casburn

Lamb survival – balancing genetics, selection and management pp. 14

Sue Hatcher, Geoff N. Hinch, Robert J. Kilgour, Peter J. Holst, P. Gordon Refshauge and Chris G. Shands

2010, volume 07, articles 01

Book review: Gissing, P. A History of Orange Agricultural College. Orange, NSW: Australian Farm Business Management Network, 2009, xii + 112 pp., $38.50 pp. 2

Mark Filmer

Dealing with RSPCA cases pp. 3

Jane Mason and I. Blackwood

Economic analysis of automatic flood irrigation for dairy farms in northern Victoria pp. 6

Dan P. Armstrong and Christie K.M. Ho

The aged care industry in regional Australia: will it cope with the tsunami to come? pp. 7

Jennifer Sappey and Zelma Bone

Equity financing and investment opportunities in Canadian primary agriculture pp. 8

Marvin J. Painter

Sheep enterprises—what are the differences? pp. 9

Phil Graham and Alan White

The profitability of wool production after surface application of lime and superphosphate on acid soils pp. 10

Salahadin A. Khairo and Mark R. Norton

The introduction of a carbon price and the use of agrichar in the sugarcane industry pp. 12

Cameron Thomas

2010, volume 06, articles 2

Customer relationships strategy: an Australian cattle producers’ case study pp. 5

Ferry Jie

Productivity and returns to resources in the beef enterprise on Victorian farms in the South-West Farm Monitor Project pp. 6

Renato Villano, Euan M. Fleming and Heidi Rodgers

Early indicators of the extent of climate change on Australian farms pp. 8

Jason Crean, Kevin A. Parton, Peter Hayman and John D. Mullen

Communication, governance and multiply-owned Maori lands pp. 8

O. Barrett-Ohia

A financial analysis of the impact of sheep on the risks and returns associated with mixed enterprise dryland farming in south-eastern Australia: Part II pp. 12

Timothy R. Hutchings

2009, volume 06, articles 01

Economic impact of switching to once-a-day milking on a dairy farm in northern Victoria pp. 8

Dan P. Armstrong and Christie K.M. Ho

Economics of alternative growth path, time of calving and breed type combinations across southern Australian beef cattle environments: grass finishing at the Victorian experimental site pp. 10

John G. Graham, Helen Quinn, Brian Lloyd Davies and Garry R. Griffith

Balanced Scorecard for Australian cattle producers: an application pp. 13

Ferry Jie and Kevin A. Parton

A whole-farm investment analysis of some precision agriculture technologies pp. 14

Brad Knight and Bill Malcolm

A financial analysis of the effect of the mix of crop and sheep enterprises on the risk profile of dryland farms in south-eastern Australia – Part 1 pp. 16

Timothy R. Hutchings

2008, volume 05, articles 01-2

The Sustainable Improvement and Innovation Model pp. 4

Richard A. Clark, Janice Timms, Peter F. Parnell and Garry R. Griffith

The Capacity, Capability and Competency Strategy pp. 4

Janice Timms and Richard A. Clark

The Project System Improvement and Innovation Strategy pp. 5

Peter F. Parnell, Richard A. Clark and Janice Timms

The Communication, Information and Marketing Strategy pp. 5

Cynthia Mulholland and Garry R. Griffith

Recent Developments and Future Opportunities pp. 5

Peter F. Parnell, Richard A. Clark, Janice Timms, Garry R. Griffith, Paul W. Hyland, Cynthia Mulholland and Andrew R. Alford

The Partnership and Network Strategy pp. 6

Richard A. Clark

The Research and Development Strategy pp. 7

Paul W. Hyland and Richard A. Clark

The Measurement, Monitoring and Evaluation Strategy pp. 7

Andrew R. Alford, Richard A. Clark and Garry R. Griffith

The Underpinning Science of Sustainable Industry Improvement and Innovation pp. 8

Janice Timms and Richard A. Clark

The Continuous Improvement and Innovation Process pp. 9

Richard A. Clark, Janice Timms and Garry R. Griffith

The Cooperative Research Centre for Beef Genetic Technologies and the “Accelerated Adoption through Sustainable Beef Profit Partnerships” Project pp. 10

Garry R. Griffith, Peter F. Parnell, Richard A. Clark, Janice Timms, Paul W. Hyland, Cynthia Mulholland and Andrew R. Alford

Targets, Implementation Issues and Achievements to 2007/08 pp. 11

Peter F. Parnell, Richard A. Clark, Janice Timms, Garry R. Griffith, Paul W. Hyland, Cynthia Mulholland and Andrew R. Alford

The Reporting and Support Framework pp. 14

Andrew R. Alford, Dougal Purcell, Richard A. Clark and Garry R. Griffith