Washington DC / New York / Canberra / Melbourne / /
Company
Columbia University Press / CSIRO Publishing / Cassman KG / Water Australia/Halstead Press / Hajkowicz SA / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Uganda / Australia / China / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Australian Institute of Health / /
IndustryTerm
food reserves / high oil / food supply / food crisis / sustained food production / dairy products / social-ecological systems / Food prices / natural resource management / food / energy / food production / precarious world food supply / biotechnology industry / socioecological systems / food system / food security / cotton / rice / food statistics / simpler systems / aquatic and atmospheric systems / chemical / eco-systems / /
Movie
The Prime Minister / /
NaturalFeature
Murray / /
Organization
Council of Rural Research and Development Corporations / Cambridge University / Columbia University / Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation / Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation / National Science Foundation / Australian Government / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Australian Council of Deans of Agriculture / Productivity Commission / Bureau of Rural Sciences / Prime Minister’s Science / Engineering and Innovation Council / World Bank / United Nations / Department of Agriculture / Australian Institute of Health and Welfare / Australian Bureau of Agricultural / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics / /
Person
Richard Stirzaker / /
Position
Walker / full-time farmer / Author / Governor / Principal Research Scientist / family farmer / /
Chapter 6 Feeding Australia in 2050 Richard Stirzaker CSIRO Land and Water Australia can currently feed its population three times over, and the country’s