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| Project | Title & Description | Researcher | Outputs |
| Prograze ™ update (January 2000 - June 2001) Upgrade the skills of 7000 graduates of PROGRAZE™ in the high rainfall zone of southern Australia for more effective management of their grazing enterprises for production and sustainability, based around managing water as the key issue for sustainable grazing. | Cameron Allen Tel: (02) 6361 1204 Email: callen@netwit.net.au |
| SPC2 | Focus Catchment review (January 2000 - November 2001) Undertake a review of the effectiveness of using focus catchments for research projects as a principal part of NDSP 1. | Project Leader: Jo Curkpatrick, Span Communication Tel: 03 9370 1789 Fax: 03 9370-2789 Email: jo@spancom.com.au |
| GRD5 | Million hectares for the future After a period of five years, this project aims to have 1 million hectares of salt-threatened cropping land across WA and SA under management programs that are practical and long-term. | Project Leaders: Jon Warren, Dept Agriculture WA Tel: 08) 9368 3361 Fax: 08 9622 1902 Email: jdwarren@agric.wa.gov.au & Jay Cummins, Primary Industries and Resources South Australia Email: cummins.jay@pi.sa.gov.au | TechNote Poster |
| Tools to investigate & plan for improved management of salinity (July 1998 - April 2002) The project aims to go some way towards meeting this challenge by facilitating the development of a better informed and supported network of public and private sector extension providers throughout the Basin. | Project Leader: Darrel Brewin, Darrel Brewin & Associates Tel: 03 5261 5229 or 0417 185 071 Fax: 03 5261 5229 Email: dbrewin@pacific.net.au | TechNote Project Outline Salinity Tools Website |
| UMU17 | FLOWTUBE rapid catchment appraisal model (June 2001 - February 2004) A simple computer program for dryland salinity management Australia-wide. | Richard Bell, Murdoch University Tel: (08) 9360 2370 Email: R.Bell@murdoch.edu.au | TechNote |
The projects have been allocated an alphanumeric code. More information on projects in progress or recently completed can be located in the AANRO database