Conclusion The information in this report is presented at a state level, and therefore provides high level guidance. It is intended to be read in conjunction with the report card which gives a detailed summary of the trends for natural resource themes, which are considered the highest priority for the state. The metrics and ratings provided are a starting point or reference for discussion regarding investment decision making. References Ghadim A 2000, repellency: a whole farm bio-economic perspective’, ‘Water Journal of Hydrology, vol. 231–32, pp. 396–405. Abrahams, M, R & Peek, C 2004, of drains to reclaim saline land is ‘Profitability driven by wheat production’, 1st National Salinity Engineering Conference, 9–12 November 2004, Perth, Western Australia. ABC 2013, plough makes a modern comeback’, Australian Broadcasting ‘Mouldboard Corporation, Australia, viewed 4 June 2013, Ali, R & Filmer, M 2008, for drains in controlling salt’, Farming Ahead, April ‘Role 2008, no. 195. Alston, J 2011, and US trends in agricultural R&D in a global food security ‘Global setting’, OECD Conference on Agricultural Knowledge Systems: Responding to Global Food Security and Climate Change Challenges, OECD, Paris, 15–17 June 2011, viewed 11 September 2013, Australian Dryland Salinity Assessment 2000, Land and Resources ‘National Audit: a program of the National Heritage Trust’, viewed 10 June 2014 Baldock, J 2009, soil carbon for productivity and implications for carbon ‘Building accounting’, Agribusiness Crop Updates, 24–25 February 2009. Barrett-Lennard, EG & Shabala, SN 2013, waterlogging/salinity interaction in ‘The higher plants revisited focusing on the hypoxia-induced disturbance to K+ — homeostasis’, Functional Plant Biology, vol. 40, pp. 872–82. Barrett-Lennard, EG 2003, interaction between waterlogging and salinity in ‘The higher plants: causes, consequences and implications’, Plant and Soil, vol. 253, pp. 35–54. Bathgate, A & Byrne, F 2007, economic value of fencing and improving saline ‘The land: a supplementary analysis to the Economics Theme of the Sustainable Grazing
Conclusion The information in this report is presented at a state level, and therefore provides high level guidance. It is intended to be read in conjunction with the report card which gives a detailed summary of the trends for natural resource themes, which are considered the highest priority for the state. The metrics and ratings provided are a starting point or reference for discussion regarding investment decision making. References Ghadim A 2000, ‘Water repellency: a whole farm bio-economic perspective’, Journal of Hydrology, vol. 231–32, pp. 396–405. Abrahams, M, R & Peek, C 2004, ‘Profitability of drains to reclaim saline land is driven by wheat production’, 1st National Salinity Engineering Conference, 9–12 November 2004, Perth, Western Australia. ABC 2013, ‘Mouldboard plough makes a modern comeback’, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia, viewed 4 June 2013, Ali, R & Filmer, M 2008, ‘Role for drains in controlling salt’, Farming Ahead, April 2008, no. 195. Alston, J 2011, ‘Global and US trends in agricultural R&D in a global food security setting’, OECD Conference on Agricultural Knowledge Systems: Responding to Global Food Security and Climate Change Challenges, OECD, Paris, 15–17 June 2011, viewed 11 September 2013, Australian Dryland Salinity Assessment 2000, ‘National Land and Resources Audit: a program of the National Heritage Trust’, viewed 10 June 2014 Baldock, J 2009, ‘Building soil carbon for productivity and implications for carbon accounting’, Agribusiness Crop Updates, 24–25 February 2009. Barrett-Lennard, EG & Shabala, SN 2013, ‘The waterlogging/salinity interaction in higher plants revisited — focusing on the hypoxia-induced disturbance to K+ homeostasis’, Functional Plant Biology, vol. 40, pp. 872–82. Barrett-Lennard, EG 2003, ‘The interaction between waterlogging and salinity in higher plants: causes, consequences and implications’, Plant and Soil, vol. 253, pp. 35–54. Bathgate, A & Byrne, F 2007, ‘The economic value of fencing and improving saline land: a supplementary analysis to the Economics Theme of the Sustainable Grazing
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