This publication provides data needed to help countries throughout the Southern and Western Pacific select appropriate target pests for classical biological control

OUT-OF-PRINT Although some plantation forests have grown successfully for hundreds of years, most experience is from temperate environments

Record of a seminar conducted by the Crawford Fund for International Agricultural Research, Parliament House, Canberra, 28 May 1996

Rapid population growth in Africa together with low inputs of soil nutrients and intensive cropping have resulted in a gradual decline in per capita production of food grains

Essential oils - those oils usually obtained from leaves, fruit, bark or wood through steam distillation - are used as flavours or fragrances, and for medicinal or healthcare purposes

Proceedings of a Research Evaluation Group for Agricultural Economists (REGAE) workshop in conjunction with the Australian Agricultural and Resource Economies Society 40th Conference

This monograph describes the outcomes of an ACIAR project which undertook a socioeconomic assessment of native forest use in Vanuatu

This monograph presents selected papers from a workshop held in Beijing in October 1995

The first section of this book explores the principles of nitrogen metabolism in ruminants, indicates relatively simple ways in which deficiencies of nitrogen can be diagnosed, and explores practical ways to overcome such deficiencies

ACIAR funded this survey in 1993 and 1994 to gather as much information as possible about the subsistence fishery in Fiji

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the issues involved in controlling livestock diseases through selective breeding

ACIAR has funded research in Western Samoa, Tonga and the Cook Islands in collaboration with the Queensland Department of Primary Industries to introduce banana varieties resistant to the highly damaging leaf disease black sigatoka

This manual is the result of an ACIAR-sponsored workshop to promote the use of mycorrhizal fungi for eucalypt plantation forestry in China

This publication is a record of a seminar conducted by the Crawford Fund for International Agricultural Research at Parliament House Canberra, May 17 1994.

Coconut crabs are a resource unique to the island communities of the tropical Indo-Pacific region

Fisheries represent an important resource for the South Pacific

Insight into the historic setting of biological control in Australia and the Asia-Pacific.

A survey commissioned by ACIAR identified 28 major weeds that are exotic to Southeast Asia and that merited evaluation as possible targets for biological control