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1. New Crops 2004 is to be held at the University of
Queensland Gatton, Queensland, Australia, 21-24 September 2004. Would you
be interested in:
Receiving information about the
conference?
Attending the conference?
Making some kind of
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2. If you wish to receive information about New Crops 2004
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If you wish to contribute
to the outcomes of New Crops 2004,
the organisers would be very pleased
to receive your advice on the following matters, as
well:
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3. What is your interest in new crops?
Please mark
as many of the following boxes as you wish:
Of general interest
As a primary producer
As a primary producer
looking for alternative
crops As a student
As a current researcher into
new crops
As a past researcher
into new crops
As an educator or
teacher
As a current or
past researcher into traditional
crops
As a marketeer of
alternative crops and/or crop products
As a marketeer of traditional crops and/or
crop products
As a manufacturer with an interest in the
processing of new crop products
As an entrepreneur in any area of new crops research and
development
As an administrator/manager of agricultural
research
As an extension
advisor/agent or consultant on new crop
options
As a regional/community
development officer/agent
As a journalist/publicist/promotion
agent
Other, please specify,
if you wish........
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4. In which groups of crops are you most
interested?
Please mark as many of the following boxes as you
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Agro-forestry
Bamboo
Beverages
Cereals, including
pseudocereals
Dyes
Forages
Fibres
Floriculture
Fruit
Industrial
crops
Landscape
species
Legumes
Medicinal crops
Nuts
Oil
crops
Pesticide
crops
Root
crops
Spices, herbs and
condiments
Starch
crops
Soil stabilizing
crops Sweetener
crops
Vegetables
Windbreak
crops
Other, please
specify, if you wish........
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5. Please list any species in which you have an
interest:
Please provide the new crop's common name and botanical
name, if known
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6. Please list any species with which you have had some
experience (whether good or bad):
Please provide the new crop's
common name and botanical name, if known
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7. What aspects of new crop research and development do
you feel should be featured at New Crops 2004?
Do you wish to
propose a topic?
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Other
possible topics may include..............
Searching for new uses for crop plants
Individual new crop studies,
such as......
Aniseed
myrtle
Boab
tubers
Buckwheat
Cacao
Capers
Cashews
Chestnuts
Coffee
Coriander
Crambe
Durian
Giant Russian garlic
Ginseng
Grain
amaranth
Guar
Guayule
Hazelnuts
Industrial
hemp
Jojoba
Lathyrus
Lemon myrtle
Longans
Lychees
Mangosteens
Mint
Myrtus ugni
Niger
Olives
Paprika
Pitaya
Quandong
Quinoa
Rambutan
Red bay
berry
Sesame
Specialty
mushrooms
Stevia
Sugar beet
Tea
Tea
tree
Truffles
Other, please specify, if you
wish........
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The Australian native food
industry
Reviewing
ethnobotanical uses of crop plants
Commercialisation of new crop products
Intellectual property and new crop
commercialisation
Regional and community development through new rural industries
Government policy towards new rural
industry development
Funding of new crop research and development
Reviews of past new crop research and
development
The process
of new crop commercialisation
New crop research and development occurring in specific
regions in Australia, for example...........
Your choice
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New crop research and development
occurring in specific overseas countries, such
as...........
New
Zealand
Brazil
Canada
France
Germany
Israel
Italy
Mexico
Netherlands
Pakistan
Russian
Federation
South Africa
Spain
United Kingdom
US
Some other
country........
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Supply chain development for new
crop products
Marketing
of new crop products
Innovation in agriculture
Processing of new crop products
Planning of new crop research and
development
Skills
required for new crop research and development
Risk in new crop research and risk
management
The availability
and usefulness of information in the new crop industry
New crop industry cycles
Chaos and prediction in new crop
research and development
Cooperation and competition in new crop development
Other
topics................
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