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Statistical Services, Jane Speijers, Australian Co-Operation With The National Agricultural Research Project, Thailand.
Statistical Services, Jane Speijers, Australian Co-Operation With The National Agricultural Research Project, Thailand.
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2. TERMS OF REFERENCE
To achieve familiarity with the existing resources for biometrical work within the Department of Agriculture both at Bangkhen and at the regional centres - and to gain an understanding of the present systems whereby biometricians are involved in designing experiments and analysing results. This will involve visits to research stations and discussions with both research directors and scientists.
2.1 To become informed on the planned improvements in biometrical services for regional research centres to be carried out through the Thai/World Bank, National Agricultural Research Project (NARP).
2.2 Against the background of items 2.1 and 2.2 above, …
Damage Report Of The West Coastal Wildfire : Nilgen Nature Reserve And Adjacent Military Area, North Lancelin 29th-30th May 1985 And Its Effects On The Western Australian Beekeeping Industry, R C. Burking
Apiculture research reports
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Camballin Irrigation Area : A Summary Of Cropping And Pasture Studies 1958-1970, Phongsak Yuhun
Camballin Irrigation Area : A Summary Of Cropping And Pasture Studies 1958-1970, Phongsak Yuhun
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The Camballin Irrigation Area was the first large scale rice growing area in Western Australia. It was hoped Camballin would develop into a highly productive irrigation area. The Department of Agriculture was directly involved in the area between 1958 and 1970. The report summarizes the research carried out during the period which paralleled the commercial operation. The trials were designed to solve the specific cropping problems encountered over the period.
A Preliminary Report On Work Conducted In 1985 To Evaluate Plantago Ovata As A Potential Crop In The Ord River Irrigation Area, D. L. Mcneil
A Preliminary Report On Work Conducted In 1985 To Evaluate Plantago Ovata As A Potential Crop In The Ord River Irrigation Area, D. L. Mcneil
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This paper reports on the first year of a 3 year programme aimed at developing P. ovata as a crop in the Ord River Irrigation Area (O.R.I.A.) of Kimberley region of Western Australia. The data from one year of trials indicate that Plantago ovata is highly suited to mechanisation and the Ord River Irrigation Area (ORIA). Machine harvested yields of up to 1.2 t/ha off 0.12 ha were achieved (after cleaning). The maximum hand harvested yield was 2.1 t/ha, 60 per cent higher than any other published value. Cununurra clays proved the best soil type for growth of the crop …