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Research Compendium 1993 - 1994

Research Project Listing

|| Asian Foods || Cashews || Deer || Essential Oils || Goat Fibres || Horses || Pasture Seeds || Fodder Crops || Rice || Spices, Herbs, Tea & Coffee || Tea Tree Oil || Wildflowers & Native Plants || New Plant Products ||
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PROJECT TITLEFINISHRESEARCHER PHONEORGANISATIONPROJ NO ID

ASIAN FOODS

Market Development Potential for Hot Chilli Peppers



31.12.93


Ms K A Miles


07 239 3269


Qld Dept of Primary Ind


DAQ-154A


1
Asian Food: Market Trends and Prospects 30.6.93Mr G Vinning07 239 3300 Qld Dept of Primary IndConsul2
Food Distribution in China and Hong Kong 30.4.94Mr K Fahey06 296 1933SIRA International SI-1A3
Using Australia's Asian Food Resources to Maximise

Agri-Food Exports and Imports


31.3.94

Mr D Gaston

02 955 2711

INSTATE Pty Ltd

INS-2A

4


CASHEWS

NPK Nutrition of Cashew on Kununurra Clay in WA




31.12.93


Mr V Kesavan &

D Robinson




091 68 1166



WA Dept of Agriculture



DAW-29A



5


DEER

Venison Market Development Program




30.11.94



Ms L Tume



07 821 4200



Lynelle Tume Consult



VMD-1A



6
Domestic Marketing of Deer By-Products in Australia 30.6.93Dr H Yiu03 315 1711Oriental Distributors ORD-1A7


ESSENTIAL OILS

Identification of Essential Oil Crops for the Emerald Region

of Central Queensland





30.4.94




Mr P Brown




079 30 9760




University of Central Qld




UCQ-2A




8
Potential for an Expanded Essential Oils Industry in SA 30.6.93Mr T Deer08 226 0255SA Dept of Agriculture DAS-36A9
The Biology and Control of Thrips in Fennel 30.9.94Ms M Buntain, L Hill002 78 4333 TAS Dept of PI&FDAT-21A10

The Development of Alternative Fungicides from Essential Oils

30.6.93
F Goubran &

R Holmes


03 210 9222

VIC Dept of Agriculture

DAV-54A

11
The Screening of Basil for Essential Oil Production 31.7.94F E Bienvenu057 51 1311 VIC Dept of AgricultureDAV-58A12
Essential Oil from Coriander Seed 30.7.93Dr G Wilkinson08 302 3151 University of SAUSA-1A13

PROJECT TITLEFINISHRESEARCHER PHONEORGANISATIONPROJ NO ID

GOAT FIBRES

Low Cost Method for the Objective Measurement

of Goat Fibres




30.6.94


Mr A Peterson &

Mr S Gherardi




09 368 3662



WA Dept of Agriculture



DAW-45A



14
Development and Testing of Knitted & Woven Mohair & Cashmere Garments
1.10.94

Mr R Steadman

03 479 1372

La Trobe University

ULA-10A

15
Dehairing & Objective Measurement of Australian Goat Fibres 31.3.94Mr R Steadman03 479 1372 La Trobe UniversityULA-9A16
Surface Structure/Property Relationships of Australian

Mohair & Cashmere Fibres


31.12.94

Mr L Holt

03 479 1372

UV Eclipse Pty Ltd

ULA-12A

17
Mohair & Cashmere Production - Study Tour Report 31.7.94B A McGregor054 30 4444 VIC Inst Animal ScienceVIA-1A18

HORSES

Prevention of Diet Induced Laminitis in Horses



30.6.94


Nr J Rowe


067 71 3283


Hancroft Pty Ltd


HAN-1A


19
Road Transport of Horses for Slaughter 1.6.94Mr G Greer07 246 8745AQUIS AQIS-1A20
Survey of Agronomic Practices on Thoroughbred

Horse Stud Farms


31.7.94
G Gurr, E Hunt, C Morrison, S Aston
063 63 5555

Orange Ag College

UNE-31A

21

PASTURE SEEDS

Strategies to Successfully Establish & Manage A Productive Dryland Lucerne Stand




30.10.94


Mr R Chrstinat,

Mr M Stanley



087 551 295

086 883 402



Crop Monitoring Services



CMS-1A



22
Development of Export Markets for Cold-Tolerant Annual Medics
30 6 94

Dr I Kaehne

08 266 8333

SA Dept. of Agriculture

DAS-31A

23
Survey to Determine Demand Factors in Pasture Legume Seed Usage in Australia
30.6.93

Dr P G Tow

08 303 7857

University of Adelaide

UA-24A

24
Alternative Seed Certification Schemes in Europe and USA for Adoption in Australia
31.1.93

Mr M C Jongebloed

08 231 6675

SEEDCO

SED-6A

25
Development of Rapid Biochemical Methods for the Identification of Medic Cultivars
30.6.93
Mr M Mebalds &

Mr J Woodward


03 210 9226

VIC Dept. of Agriculture

DAV-57A

26
Developing Effective Rhizobial Inoculants for Lucerne in WA 30.6.94Dr P Evans098 21 3343WA Dept. of Agriculture DAW-36A27
Control of Rhizoctonia Burr Rot of Subterranean Clover 30.9.94Dr A J Dube08 226 0454 SA Dept. of AgricultureDAS-33A28
Development of Four Fodder Legume Seed Spices for Export 30.6.94Dr R Downes08 234 9333 SEEDCOSED-3A29

FODDER CROPS

Development of Exports of Oaten Hay to Japan

- Alternative Shipping Methods




30.6.94


Dr D De Lima &

Mr R Nussey




09 368 3494



WA Dept of Agriculture



DAW-28A



30
Publication on Fodder Systems for Australian Farming 30.9.94Mr M Evans09 478 3343Kondinin Group KDI-6A31

RICE

Breeding Long Grain Tropical Rice for Tolerance to

Needle Nematode




30.6.93


Dr P M Chay-Prove,

Mr G R Stirling




070 64 2400



QLD Dept. of Prim.Ind



DAQ-100A



32
Investigation of Root Morphogenesis and the Induction of Nodule Like Structures on the Roots of Rice Seedlings
30.4.94

Prof. B G Rolfe

06 249 4054

Aust. National University

ANU-17A

33
Improved Production Systems for Rice in NSW 30.11.94Dr R L Williams069 530 279 NSW Agriculture

Dept. of Food Science

DAN-63A 34
Chemistry of Fragrant Rice Flavour Volatiles 3.12.93Prof. M Wootton02 697 4366 and TechnologyUNS-6A35
Producing Rice Varieties With Superior, Inherent Stable Whiteness
30.6.93

Mr A B Blakeney

069 53 0256

NSW Agriculture

DAN-70A

36
Warehouse Beetle30.6.93 Dr E J Wright06 246 4183CSIRO Div of Ent. CSE-50A37
CSIRO Div of Water
Minimising Deep Percolation from Rice Culture 30.6.93Dr E Humphreys069 60 1528 ResourcesCSI-1A38
On-Farm Development of a Tropical Irrigated Rice-Soybean Cropping System
30.7.94
Mr K Norman

Mr S Ockerby

070 95 4223

070 92 1555


QLD Dept. of Prim. Ind

DAQ-118A

39
Improved Rice Weed Control 30.10.94Mr M Taylor058 722 892Agropraisals Pty Ltd AGR-1A40
Improved Management Strategies for Bloodworms and Aquatic Snails in Rice
30.6.93

Dr M M Stevens

069 53 0211

NSW Agriculture

DAN-73A

41
Mineral Nutrient Profiling for Improved Rice Crop Fertiliser Management
30.9.94

Mr A B Blakeney

069 530 336

NSW Agriculture

DAN-64A

42
Gypsum and Groundwater Use in Rice Rotations 30.6.93Mr P G Slavich058 811 499 NSW AgricultureDAN-69A43
Volatile Fatty Acid Production through the Large Bowel Fermentation of Rice Starch 30.6.93Dr D L Topping08 298 0324 CSIRO Div of Human

Nutrition

CSN-1A44

SPICES, HERBS, TEA & COFFEE

Herbicides for Use in Fennel & Peppermint



30.9.93


Mr K Young

Mr L Baxter,



004 24 0201


TAS Dept of PI & F


DAT-18A


45
Commercialisation & Development of Japanese Green Tea 1.10.94Ms M Buntain002 336 814 TAS Dept. of PI & FDAT-20A46
Spice Production for Import Replacement and Export 30.6.93Mr M Jongebloed08 231 6675 SEEDCOSED-1A47
Assembly and preliminary evaluation of imported tea clones 30.6.95Mr R J H Steel070 92 1555 Qld Dept. of Primary Industries
DAQ-122A
48
Australian herb industry - a future direction 9.11.93Ms Kim Fletcher

Ms Shirley Fraser

003 301 493

067 733 627

Focus on Herbs Consultancy

New England Natural Products

FHC-1A
49
Demonstration & Evaluation of Mechanical Harvesting in NSW
30.6.94

Mr C Norris

070 93 3733

NSW Agriculture

DAN-100A

50
Commercialisation of the Walkamin Coffee Processing System
30.6.94

Mr C Norris

070 93 3733

QLD Dept. of Prim. Ind

DAQ-160A

51
Coffee R&D Program Review 30.6.94Dr D Evans06 272 4539RIRDC DAQ-95A52

TEA TREE OIL

Factors Affecting Oil Yield in Tea Tree



31.10.93


Dr J Murtagh


066 24 0200


NSW Dept of Agriculture


DAN-58A


53
Components Which Contribute to Antimicrobial Activity

of Tea Tree Oil


30.9.94

Dr L Williams

02 850 8612

?

UMA-12A

54

Genetic Variation in Oil Production and Quality in Tea Tree

1.12.93
Dr M Slee &

Ms P Butcher


06 249 2224

Aust National University

ANU-11A

55

WILDFLOWERS AND NATIVE PLANTS

Development of the Baeckea Behri Species as Cut Flowers

for the Export and Local Markets




31.7.94



Mr A T Slater



03 210 9222



VIC Dept. of Agriculture



DAV-56A



56
Development of Nutrient Management Technology for Australian Waxflowers
19.12.94

Mr N A Maier

08 303 9400

SA R&D Institute

DAS-35A

57
Visit to Asian Flower Markets and Japanese Horticultural Congress
30.9.94

Prof. J Considine

09 380 1783

University of WA

UWA-22A

58
Improved Longevity of Selected Australian Native Cut Flowers 28.10.94Dr R Jones03 881 9222 VIC Dept. of AgricultureDAV-59A59
Field and Postharvest Control of Insects on Native Australian Cut Flowers
30.6.93
Mr B Woods,

Dr K Seaton


09 368 3244

WA Dept. of Agriculture

DAW-31A

60
Development of Helichrysum diomifolium as a Cut Flower Crop
30.6.94

Dr P Beal

07 286 1488

QLD Dept. of Prim. Ind

DAQ-127A

61
Cut Flower Workshop30.6.93 Ms J S Graver06 246 4180CSIRO Div. of Ent. Consult62
Biology and Development of Christmas Bells 30.6.93Ms K A Johnson02 330 4156 Uni of TechnologyUTE-1A63
Long Term Storage Techniques for Sea Transport of Australian Cut Flowers
30.6.93

Dr R B Jones

03 210 9222

VIC Dept. of Agriculture

DAV-49A

64
Adding value to Geraldton wax as a cut flower 13.5.94Mr Iain Dawson06 246 5167 Aust. National Botanic Gardens
CSP-2A
65

NEW PLANT PRODUCTS

Industrial Crops

Screening Technique for the Rapid Selection of

Suitable Jojoba Cultivars






30.6.94





Mr P Milthorpe





068 95 2099





NSW Dept of Agriculture





DAN-65A





66

Tropical Fruits, Vegetables & Nuts

Postharvest Browning of Rambutan Fruit



30.9.94


Ms M Landrigan


089 892 287


Uni of Western Sydney


UWS-2A


67
Developing a Non-Astringent Persimmon Export Industry 30.6.93R Collins074 601 328Uni of Queensland QAC-2A68
Control of Production Patterns in Tropical Fruit 30.6.94Mr J Mansfield070 642 400 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-116A69
Potential for Mixed Transport of Selected Tropical Fruit 31.3.95Dr T O'Hare07 268 8555 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-117A70
Lychee Postharvest Handling & Marketing 30.6.94Mr G N Greer074 41 2211 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-129A71

Regulation of Cropping in Lychee

30.10.94
Mr C McConchie &

Mr D Batten


07 377 0248

CSIRO Div of Horticult

CSH-40A

72
Study of Sweet Potato Viruses in Northern Territory 31.12.93Dr K Gibb089 46 6666Uni of Northern Territory UNT-2A73

Grains & Pulses

National Workshop for New Summer Grain Legumes



?

Mr R Redden &

R Fletcher





QLD Dept of Prim Ind


DAQ-155A


74
Final Development of Sesame Cultivars for Australia 30.6.93M R Bennett089 73 8739 NT Dept of PI&FDNT-6A75
Evaluation of the Agronomic & Market Opportunities for T'ef 31.12.93L W Mitchell058 21 2021 Agrisearch ServicesAGS-1A76
Commercial Evaluation of Lima Beans & Sugar Snap Peas 30.6.93QLD Dept of Prim Ind DAQ-109A77
Improvements of Culinary Beans for Domestic &

Export Markets


30.6.95

Mr R Redden

076 96 3158

QLD Dept of Prim Ind

DAQ-137A

78
Potential Uses of Grain Amaranth in the Australian Food Industry
30.6.94

Dr R Hood

02 887 8530

CSIRO Div of

CST-26A

79
National Oat Rust Control 30.6.93Mr J Oates046 51 2601Uni of Sydney US-1A80
Comparative Study of Australian & United States Isolates of Wheat Flag Smut
30.6.93

Dr G McLean

09 481 0959

The Grain Pool of WA

GPW-1A

81
Introduction of Selections from the Icarda Narbon Bean Collection
30.6.93

G Walton

09 368 3285

WA Dept of Agriculture

DAW-41A

82
Attendance at the Fourth International Oat Conference 30.6.93Ms R McLean09 368 3786 WA Dept of AgricultureDAW-39A83
Osmotic Adjustment - Improving Drought Resistance 30.6.94Dr M Cooper07 365 2126 CSIRO Div Trop CropsCSC-46A84
Wasp Egg Parasitoids for Heliothis Management in Sorghum 30.6.94Mr B Scholz076 31 4200 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-130A85
Cadmium and Lead in Grain Sorghum 31.12.94Mr A Jeffrey07 877 9801 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-134A86

Miscellaneous Crops

Bush Food Seminar



30.8.94


Mr J Harland


066 22 0076


Greening Australia (Qld)


GRA-1A


87
Edible Flowers - Market Situation and Prospects ? 92/121Mr A Allen03 210 9222 VIC Dept of AgricultureDAV-65A88

Production of High Quality Seed from Atriplex spp

30.6.93
Dr E Barrett-Lennard & Ms M Strawbridge
09 268 3278

WA Dept of Agriculture

DAW-27A

89
Success Factors in the Development of New Australian Agricultural Industries
31.12.93
Mr I Wood, P Chudleigh, K Bond
07 378 5911

CSIRO Div Trop Crops

CSC-49A

90
Commercialisation of the Neem Tree in Australia 31.12.94Mr B Simpson07 877 9486 QLD Dept of Prim IndDAQ-146A91
Assessment of Commercial Prospects and Research

Priorities for New Industries


1.4.94

Dr P Chudleigh

07 870 9564

Agtrans Research

AGT-1A

92

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