Future agricultural landscapes

Australian Planner

Volumn 40, Issue 2, 2003, Pages 123-128

  Barr, Neil ^a  

^a Centre for Land Protection Research   (Australia)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 34548072435     PISSN: 07293682     EISSN: 21506841     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/07293682.2003.9995268     Document Type: Article

References (47)

1. Access Economics. 2001. Population Ageing and the Economy, Department of Aged and Community Care. http://www.health.gov.au/acc/ofoa/documents/pdf/popaging.pdf
2. Allen, JC, and Filkens, F. 2000. Optimum Rural Community Size: Relationships Between Community Attributes and Residential Preference, unpublished
3. Alston, M. 1995. Women on the Land: The Hidden Heart of Rural Australia, Sydney: Allen and Unwin.
4. Anon. Western Agri-Food Colloqium on Rural Adaptation to Structural Change: Summary Paper and Critique,. Western Agrifood Institute Electronic Colloquium 2000. Western Agrifood Institute. ftp://132.205.151.25:21/westernagrifoodinstitute/RuralRestructuringSumm%26Crit.pdf
5. Anon. 1–3 2002. “ ‘Farmer wants a wife’ ”. In The Australian Women's Weekly, 1–3, 30–38. Sydney: Australian Consolidated Press.
6. Argent, N. 1999. ‘Inside the black box: Dimensions of gender, generation and scale in the Australian rural restructuring process’. Journal of Rural Studies, 15(1): 1–15.
7. Australasian Agribusiness Services. 1997. Financial Performance of Broadacre Agriculture, Report No. RIRDC 97/40 Canberra: Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation.
8. Barr, N, Wilkinson, R, and Karunaratne, K. 2002. The changing social landscape of the Victorian wool industry: 1986–96, Bendigo: Natural Resources and Environment.
9. Barr, NF. 1999. Salinity control, water reform and structural adjustment: The Tragowel Plains Irrigation District, Institute of Land and Food, University of Melbourne. Unpublished doctoral thesis, http://adtl.lib.unimelb.edu.au/adt-root/public/adt-VU2000.0002/
10. Bimonte, S. 2002. ‘Information access, income distribution, and the Environmental Kuznets Curve’. Ecological Economics, 41(1): 145–156.
11. Bowsfield, CC. 1914. Making the Farm Pay, Chicago: Forbes and Company.
12. Cocks, D. 1999. Scenarios for Australian Landscapes, Canberra: CSIRO. http://www.labshop.cpm.com.au/landscapepaperfinal.html
13. Dempsey, K. 2001. ‘Women's and men's consciousness of shortcomings in marital relations, and of the need for change’. Family Matters, 58 Autumn http://www.aifs.org.au/institute/pubs/fm2000/fm58.html
14. DRDC. 2003. Dairying/or Tomorrow, Melbourne: DRDC.
15. Economic Research Service. 1997. Forces Shaping US Agriculture, USDA. http://www.ers.usda.gov/Briefing/forces/
16. Ellyard, P. 1998. Ideas for the New Millennium, Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
17. Eversole, R. 2001. ‘Keeping Youth in Communities: Education and Out-Migration in the South West’. Rural Society, 22(2): 85–98.
18. Freshwater, D. 2000. The new structure of agriculture, Western Agrifood Institute, Western Agrifood Institute Electronic Colloquium. 2000, ftp://132.205.151.25:21/westernagrifoodinstitute/RuralRestructuringUSA.pdf
19. Frost, L, Reeve, I, Stayner, R, and McNeill, J. 2002. Issues in Regional Development, Armidale: Institute for Rural Futures, University of New England.
20. Gabriel, M. 2000. Between homes: Politics of regional youth migration, Melbourne: Australian Institute of Family Studies. http://www.aifs.org.au/institute/afrc7/paper.html
21. Gaurnaut, J, Rasheed, C, and Rodriguez, J. 1999. Farmers at work: The gender division, Report No. Report 99.1 Canberra: Australian Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
22. Ha, A, and Chapman, L. 2000. ‘Productivity growth trends across Australian broadacre industries’. Australian Commodities, 7(2): 334–340.
23. Houston, PD. 2002. Re-valuing the Fringe: Some findings on the value of peri-urban agriculture in Australia, unpublished
24. Kilpatrick, S, and Bell, R. 2000. ‘Sharing the driving seat: Involving everyone in a family business’. Rural Society, 10(1): 5–14.
25. Knopke, P, O'Donnell, V, and Shepherd, A. 2000. Productivity growth in the Australian grains industry, ABARE Research Report 2000.1 Canberra: ABARE.
26. Knopke, P, Strappazzon, L, and Mullen, J. 1995. ‘Productivity Growth: Total Factor Productivity on Australian Broadacre farms’. Australian Commodities, 2(4): 486–497.
27. Lindmark, M. 2002. ‘An EKC-pattern in historical perspective: Carbon dioxide emissions, technology, fuel prices and growth in Sweden 1870–1997’. Ecological Economics, 42(1–2): 333–347.
28. Lindsay, R, and Gleeson, T. 1997. Changing Structure of Farming, Canberra: ABARE Current Issues, Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
29. Loddon Murray Forum. 2003. Loddon Murray Land and Water Management Strategy, Bendigo: North Central Catchment Management Authority.
30. Madden, BJ. 1996. Analysing the major farm management decisions for business survival and growth, School of Agriculture and Resource Management, University of Melbourne.
31. McGranahan, DA. 1999. Natural amenities drive rural population change, Report No. 781 Washington: Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/aer781/aer781.pdf
32. McGranahan, DA, and Beale, C. 2002. ‘Understanding Rural Population Loss’. Rural America, 17(42): 2–11. http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/ruralamerica/ra174/ra174a.pdf
33. Millar, M. 2–17 2003. Subdivision eating away at city's green space, 2–17, The Age.
34. National Land and Water Resources Audit. 2001. Australian Agricultural Assessment 2001, Canberra: NLWRA. http://audit.ea.gov.au/anra/
35. Nelson, MK. 1999. ‘Economic restructuring, gender, and informal work: A case study of a rural county’. Rural Sociology, 64(1): 18–43.
36. Oldrup, H. 1999. ‘Women working off the farm: Reconstructing gender identity in Danish agriculture’. Sociologia Ruralis, 39(3): 343ff
37. Pasche, M. 2002. ‘Technical progress, structural change, and the environmental Kuznets curve’. Ecological Economics, 42(3): 381–389.
38. Rothman, D. S., 1998. ‘Environmental Kuznets curves—real progress or passing the buck? A case for consumption-based approaches’. Ecological Economics, 25(2): 177–194.
39. Rutel, TK. 1998. ‘Is there a forest transition? Deforestation, reforestation and development’. Rural Sociology, 63(4): 533–552.
40. Stayner, R. ‘The effects of changing rural communities on farming and farm families’. Rural Australia towards 2000 conference. Wagga Wagga: Centre for Rural Social Research.
41. Stockdale, A. 2002. ‘Out-migration from Rural Scotland: The importance of family and social networks’. Sociologia Ruralis, 42(1): 41
42. Suri, V, and Chapman, D. 1998. ‘Economic growth, trade and energy: Implications for the environmental Kuznets curve’. Ecological Economics, 25(2): 195–208.
43. Unruh, GC, and Moomaw, WR. 1998. ‘An alternative analysis of apparent EKC-type transitions’. Ecological Economics, 25(2): 221–229.
44. Vincent, JR. 1997. ‘Testing for environmental Kuznets curves within a developing country’. Environmental and Development Economics, 2: 417–431.
45. Weston, RE. 1999. ‘Finding happiness: Factors contributing to personal wellbeing’. Family Matters, 52: 54–61. http://www.aifs.org.au/institute/nubs/fm/fm52.html
46. Weston, RE, and Qu, L. 2001. ‘Men's and women's reasons for not having children’. Family Matters, 58 Autumn http://www.aifs.org.au/institute/pubs/fm2000/fm58.html
47. Wolcott, I. 1999. ‘Strong families and satisfying marriages’. Family Matters, 53: 21–30. http://www.aifs.orp.au/institute/pubs/fm/fm53.html