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Contours - September 2007
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Mosaic Map puts the pieces together
A new website provides interactive information on natural resource management projects.
Grape expectations
Table grapes look set to be given market access into China.
Chatting over tea and scones
Drought-affected communities are getting together thanks to the Country Women’s Association.
The not so humble honeybee
Australia’s honeybee industry is working to increase research and training.
Getting the dirt on soils
A soil guide is proving popular with veggie growers.
Zooming in on pests and diseases
An online library with detailed images of pests and diseases has become an important resource.
Supporting Australian Grown
A new Australian Grown logo has been welcomed by consumers and growers.
Banana industry looking ahead
The banana industry is planning for a full recovery.
Markets get stamp of approval
New stamps feature some of Australia’s famous fresh produce markets.
A spud for every occasion
Gourmet potatoes are growing in popularity.
Young leaders mean business
Young business people are networking and developing leadership skills.
Grants programs
Australians in rural and regional areas, and the food industry, may be eligible to apply for a grant.
DAFF online
Connect to the department’s online resources.
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