THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PROGRAM

Plant production using conventional and invitro propagation techniques to establish crop plantation: A training course held at the University of Adelaide and CSIRO Plant Industry Brisbane

Plant production using conventional and invitro propagation
techniques to establish crop plantation:
A training course held at the University of Adelaide and
CSIRO Plant Industry Brisbane

The South Australian Program was established in July 2000 with generous support from the South Australian Government. It places considerable emphasis on soil and plant research because of the strengths in these areas on the Waite and Roseworthy Campuses which house the Faculty of Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences of the University of Adelaide, the CSIRO Land & Water and the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI).

South Australian research expertise is also strong in animal genetics, and nutrition and aquaculture, and these are well suited for participation in Crawford Fund activities.

South Australian researchers participating in The Crawford Fund to train agricultural scientists from developing countries through individual scientist visits, workshops and training classes (held both in South Australia and overseas) will benefit from the increased opportunities for developing scientific and economic links with many countries in our region.

Chairman	Coordinator	Committee Members
Dr John Radcliffe AM FTSE	Dr Albert Rovira AO FTSE Phone: (08) 8278 2207 Email: adrovira@bigpond.com	The Hon Neil Andrew Professor David Coventry Ms Jane Greenslade Mr Andrew Inglis Mr Rob Lewis FTSE Mr Robin Marrett Dr Ann McNeill Dr Kathy Ophel-Keller Dr Ian H Pitman

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