RIST Develop a version of the LTEM WA LTEM course WA curriculum (K) For 1: (K) Jonathan course that is of particular relevance being developed available by Feb signed off by England to WA producers 2015 DAFWA Confirm March Currently 6 trainers in Employ a process which will increase 2015 WA 10 trainers (L) For 2: the number of LTEM trainers in WA operating in WA Advised by (L) Jonathan RIST England Confirmed June 2016 Trainers Conduct training for 600 additional Beginning from a baseline 600 producers (I) Comms Log, (I) Anne Jones, producers of 0 advised by Jonathan trainers England June 2015 July – 18 Agribusiness To recommend new LTEM course to 93% and 37% of service 70% / 50% of WA (M) (M) Anne Jones, their clients providers nationally advise sheep consultants Agribusiness Mandy Curnow clients to attend LTEM recommend survey July 2018 To recommend attendance at RamSelect and RamSelect participation in LTEM / To promote the use of ASBVs respectively RamSelect To promote resources to assist in the 78% of service providers 80% of WA sheep adoption of genetic technologies in WA nationally recommend consultants promote (eg DAFWA staff and training) buying rams using ASBVs the use of ASBVs Regional To establish and administer Lamb Zero groups currently 4 groups (N) For 1: (N) Katherine grower Survival Groups from their exist established Advised by Ayres June 15 to groups membership grower group July 18 Nil as new course not 50% of participants To recommend participation in new completed influenced by (F) Participant (F) Anne Jones LTEM to their members grower group entry survey June 15 - July 18
RIST Develop a version of the LTEM course that is of particular relevance to WA producers Employ a process which will increase the number of LTEM trainers in WA WA LTEM course being developed Currently 6 trainers in WA WA curriculum available by Feb 2015 10 trainers operating in WA (K) For 1: signed off by DAFWA (L) For 2: Advised by RIST (K) Jonathan England Confirm March 2015 (L) Jonathan England Confirmed June 2016 Trainers Conduct training for 600 additional producers Beginning from a baseline of 0 600 producers (I) Comms Log, advised by trainers (I) Anne Jones, Jonathan England June 2015 – July 18 Agribusiness To recommend new LTEM course to their clients To recommend attendance at RamSelect To promote the use of ASBVs To promote resources to assist in the adoption of genetic technologies in WA (eg DAFWA staff and training) 93% and 37% of service providers nationally advise clients to attend LTEM and RamSelect respectively 78% of service providers nationally recommend buying rams using ASBVs 70% / 50% of WA sheep consultants recommend participation in LTEM / RamSelect 80% of WA sheep consultants promote the use of ASBVs (M) Agribusiness survey (M) Anne Jones, Mandy Curnow July 2018 Regional grower groups To establish and administer Lamb Survival Groups from their membership To recommend participation in new LTEM to their members Zero groups currently exist Nil as new course not completed 4 groups established 50% of participants influenced by grower group (N) For 1: Advised by grower group (F) Participant entry survey (N) Katherine Ayres June 15 to July 18 (F) Anne Jones June 15 - July 18