Ten reasons for growing and drinking Australian Coffee
Could you be our next Australian coffee investor or producer? The cooler climate of Australia’s subtropical latitudes provides a longer ripening season which brings out...
Programs for commercialisation of new animal products research and development
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Published: 1 Oct 2004
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This publication identifies a range of funding sources that are specific to livestock industries and new animal products, as well as general resources, for producers, processors, distributors and researchers. A major constraint for researchers, enterprises, and business and industry developers is access to effective research, development and commercialisation channels. This project collates information to improve access to financial resources for research and development, and to reduce funding search costs, especially for the commercialisation of research, and for enterprise and industry development based on research. 2004, 115pp, Pub No 04/150: $31
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