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Project Details
Name |
Production of high quality export green tea through integrated management |
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Summary |
unknown |
Program |
New Plant Products |
Research organisation |
New South Wales Department of Industry and Investment for and on behalf of the State of NSW |
Objective summary |
To determine the feasibility of different propagation establishment and cultivation methods on green tea production weed management and insect and disease management. |
Corporate goal |
Improve the competitiveness and sustainability of Australian agriculture |
National priority |
Frontier technologies for building and transforming Australian industries |
Rural priority |
Technology |
RIRDC goal |
NPP-Culinary Herbs, Spices & Beverages |
Principal researcher |
John Golding, phone (02) 4348 1926 |
Research manager |
Alan Davey, phone (02) 6271 4126 |
Admin contact |
Graham Denney |
Project documents |
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