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12/2002: New fellowships commemorate leading agricultural researcher
First four agricultural researchers to receive a John Dillon Memorial Fellowship named.

11/2002: Australia helps Afghanistan produce more food
Australia will fund a key project to help restore production of Afghanistan's most important food crops.

8/2002: New aid package to diagnose agricultural ills
Australian scientists to tackle agricultural problems in 11 developing countries .

8/2002: Vietnam-Australia forestry project plants seeds of success
A new forestry research project to benefit rural landholders through the sale of timber products.

12/2002: International scientists join forces to attack citrus disease
Vietnamese citrus producers stand to benefit from new research announced today in Hanoi.

9/2002: Opening of new processing plant aims to increase farmers incomes
A new feed supplement plant in Gujarat, India, to bring significant financial benefits to Indian farmers.

7/2002: Showcase of Indonesian and Australian fisheries research
A Showcase of cooperative research in fisheries management and aquaculture held in Jakarta.

8/2002: Visit by Australian agricultural experts to strengthen research and development links
The Board of Management of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research will visit Indonesia.

9/2002: Making acidic soils more productive
A joint Indonesian-Australian research project is delivering benefits to Indonesian farmers and land planners.

6/2002: Indonesia and Australia to work together to improve tuna fisheries management
Cooperative Indonesian-Australian agreement for the management of tuna fisheries in the Indian Ocean.

9/2002: Successful research helps make aquaculture more profitable
A breakthrough in the breeding of live fish will boost the viability of local aquaculture in Indonesia.

10/2002: Indonesian and Australian cooperation leads to new discoveries
Research between Indonesia and Australia has discovered 15 new species of shark and ray stocks.

6/2002: A shared approach to sustainable snapper fisheries
Research by Indonesian and Australian scientists looks set to save the livelihoods of snapper fishermen .

5/2002: World first agreement brings cooperative approaches to managing illegal fishing a step closer
An agreement between Indonesia and the Philippines is set to reduce illegal fishing in the Sulawesi Sea.

8/2002: A brighter future for Indonesian shrimp farmers through cooperative Indonesian-Australian research
The long-term prospects for shrimp aquaculture in Indonesia looks more secure following a joint research project.

7:2003: Genetic diversity and propogation of mangroves
An examination of genetic variation in mangrovesis helping develop methods for micropropogation.