FPJ1804 - Rutherford, C (2021), Agriculture data sharing for public good – but who pays the price?

FPJ1904 – Walmsley, A (2022), Irrigating inspiration: taking value-adding from a trickle to torrent

Published 21 Dec 2022

To dismiss the backyard tinkerer in this regard is to dismiss hundreds of years of Australian innovation, many of which have led to extraordinary breakthroughs. It is here where inventiveness, in its simplest, perhaps rawest form, is a low-end sign that value-adding is not a pipe dream for Australian agriculture.

FPJ1903 – Arsic et al. (2022), Australia needs a national policy approach to successfully implement circular bioeconomy in agriculture and food systems

Published 21 Dec 2022

Circular economy (CE) and bioeconomy are overlapping concepts that are receiving attention across various levels of government, industry, and academia. Interest is driven in pursuit of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals and an understanding that we cannot feed the growing global population and protect the planet with the current,…

FPJ1904 – Thompson, D (2022), Choose your own value-‘addventure’: balancing resources and constraints

Published 21 Dec 2022

Value-creation exists in a myriad of forms. The question is whether value-adding programs that deliver impact towards our $100 billion target in the next eight years are simply a ‘pipe dream’ or whether it is worth pursuing at scale to dramatically enhance Australian jobs, our reputation and our ability to…

FPJ1804 – Rutherford, C (2021), Agriculture data sharing for public good – but who pays the price?