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Current Topics
Recent Reports
- Australia's Plantations 2010 inventory update
- Evaluating fisheries co-management trials: a discussion paper
- A national-level Vegetation Assets, States and Transitions (VAST) dataset for Australia
- Developing national protocols to map ground cover management practices in cropping and grazing systems
- Bycatch mitigation workshop report, 2008
- Cumulative assessment of the catch of non-target species in Commonwealth fisheries: a scoping study
On 1 July 2010, the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry merged two Bureaus within its portfolio, the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) and the Bureau of Rural Sciences (BRS).
For more information on the new ABARE-BRS merger visit the ABARE-BRS website.
Our new website is currently under construction.
Agriculture, fisheries and forestry are technically and scientifically adventurous sectors in the economy. Science is a key contributor to the prosperity and sustainability of Australia's rural industries and communities.
BRS provides the scientific advice that delivers better decisions by Government and better outcomes for rural industries and communities.
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BRS Programs/Initiatives
- Climate •
- Fisheries and Marine •
- Forestry and Vegetation •
- Water •
- Land Management •
- Weeds •
- Feral Animals •
- Social Sciences •
- Information and Risk Sciences
BRS Publications and Online Tools
- BRS Publications •
- BRS Publication Series •
- National Agriculture Monitoring System •
- Rainfall to Pasture Growth Outlook Tool •
- Rainfall Reliability Wizard •
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News and Events
Last reviewed: 31 Aug 2010
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