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References

  1. Penson, J.B., Capps, O., Rosson, C.P. and Woodward, R.T. 2006, Introduction to Agricultural Economics, 4th edn, Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ., Chapter 6.
  2. Fleming, E., Villano, R. Farrell, T. and Fleming, P. 2006, ‘Is benchmarking the new acceptable face of comparative analysis?’, Australasian Agribusiness Review, vol 14, Paper 12.
  3. Woolmark 1999, Benchmarking the Wool Enterprise, The Woolmark Company, Melbourne.
  4. Cottle, D. 1993, ‘Is it best to purchase cast-for-age ewes or cull maidens?’, Wool Technology and Sheep Breeding, vol 41(2), pp 91-98.
  5. Cottle, D. 1986, ‘How much is a superior ram worth’, Wool Technology and Sheep Breeding, vol 34(3) ,pp 109-112
  6. Davis, G.P. and DeNise, S.K. 1998, ‘The impact of genetic markers on selection’,Journal of Animal Science, vol 76, pp 2331–2339.
  7. DeLorenzo, M.A.,Spreen, T.H.,Bryan, G.R. and Beede, D.K, 1992,’Optimising Model: Insemination, Replacement, Seasonal Production and Cash Flow’, Journal of Dairy Science, vol 75(3)
  8. Nitter, G., Graser, H.U. and Barwick, S.A. 1994, ‘Evaluation of advanced industry breeding schemes for Australian beef cattle. I. Method of evaluation and analysis for an example population structure’, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research vol 45(8), pp 1641-1656.
  9. Wade, C. and Goddard, M. 1994, ‘How much is a genetically superior ram worth?’ Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, vol 45, pp 403-413.
  10. Sinden, J.A. and Thampapillai, D.J. 1995, Introduction to Benefit-Cost Analysis, Longman, Melbourne, Ch. 7.
    Hardaker, J.B., Farm Risk Management: Past, Present and Prospects
  11. ABARE (2006), Australian Commodity  Forecasts and Issues September 2000, Canberra; and other editions. Covers key domestic and world macroeconomic and rural Industry statistics
  12. ABARE (2006), Australian Commodity  Statistics 2006, Canberra; and other editions. Covers key domestic and world macroeconomic and rural Industry statistics
  13. ABARE (2003), Outlook 2003: Fibres Outlook to 2003
  14. Industry Commission (1998) A Full Repairing Lease: Inquiry into Ecologically Sustainable Development, Report No. 60, Industry Commission, Canberra
  15. Australian State of the Environment Committee (ASEC) (2001), Australia State of the Environment 2001: Independent Report to the Commonwealth Minister for Environment and Heritage, CSIRO Publishing, Melbourne
  16. DAIRY AUSTRALIA – O’Meara A, Murphy C, Seymour T, Smith C, 2005 ‘The Taking Stock FARM FINANCE PACKAGE’.  A paper compiled by Dairy Australia to assist the dairy farmer with decisions regarding their finance
  17. Gibb. I., and Malcolm. W., 2006, ‘SHOW ME THE PROFIT!’ A presentation by a consultant and academic to the Victorian Dairy Conference in June 2006, showing the practical application of key performance indicators (Kepi’s within primary industry.
  18. VEIN,  ‘Sheep Health and Production, Chapter 2 – The Farm as Business.’ This gives a good insight at a basic level on accounting and gross margin analysis on the farm.
  19. ABARE, 2006 ‘Managing farm risk’ eReport 06.6 Chapter 7 Farmers Attitudes to risk’ Available at www.abareconomics.com
  20. Martin, P., Hooper, S., Bilali, M., Puangsumalee, P., Phillips, P., and Treadwell, R., 2006, ‘Australian Farm Survey Results 2003-04 to 2005-06’. ABARE, Canberra, March, pp12-14. The table on page 12 represents the majority of the sheep industry has now been diversified into mixed farming.
  21. Australian Government, 2005.  Report of the Biofuels Taskforce, Australian Government, Canberra.
    Australian Greenhouse Office, 2006.  National Greenhouse Gas Inventory, Department of the Environment and Water Resources, Canberra.
  22. Department of the Parliamentary Library, 2003.  Fuel – Ethanol – Background and Policy Issues.  Department of the Parliamentary Library, Canberra.
  23. Mattson, J.W. and Koo, W.W., 2006.  Forces Reshaping World Agriculture, Agribusiness and Applied Economics Report No. 582.  Centre for Agricultural Policy and Trade Studies, North Dakota State University, Fargo, USA.
  24. Productivity Commission, 2005.  Trends in Australian Agriculture, Melbourne.
  25. Roberts, R., Mitchell, N. and Douglas, J., (undated).  Water, and Australia’s future economic growth.  Industry Environment and Defence Division, Australian Treasury, Canberra.
  26. Stoeckel, A. and Reeves, G., 2005.  Agricultural Trade Policy Made Easy, Centre for International Economics, Canberra.
  27. ACIL Tasman 2006, Summary, AWI Performance Review 2003 to 2006, AWI, August 2006.
  28. McLachlan, I. 1999, Wool Industry Future Directions Task Force, Report to the Minister for Primary Industries and Energyv- Vol 1 .  Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Canberra.
  29. McLachlan, I. 1999, Wool Industry Future Directions Task Force, Report to the Minister for Primary Industries and Energyv- Vol 2 .  Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Canberra.
  30. Richardson, R.A. 2001, ‘The politics and economics of wool marketing, 1950-2000’, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, vol 45(1), pp 95-115.