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Items where Author is "Bath, Greg"

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Article

Brown, K., Sallur, N. M., Ward, J. and Bath, G. (2024) Defining ‘success’ — creating timeless video content on ‘how to’ adopt key practices. Rural Extension & Innovation Systems Journal, 20 (1). pp. 100-106.

Sallur, N. M., Ward, J., Bath, G., Brown, K., Daniels, B. and Bambling, A. (2024) FutureBeef: coordinated and collaborative delivery of online information for the northern beef industry. Rural Extension & Innovation Systems Journal, 20 (1). pp. 34-40.

Monograph

Sallur, N. M., Ward, J., Bath, G. and Brown, K. (2022) Delivery of FutureBeef industry engagement. Project Report. Meat & Livestock Australia Limited.

Bath, G. (2016) FutureBeef Stocktake Plus app - Beyond Development: Extension and strategy. Project Report. Meat & Livestock Australia Limited.

Conference or Workshop Item

Sallur, N. M., Ward, J. and Bath, G. (2019) FutureBeef: northern beef industry collaboration. In: Proceedings of the Northern Beef Research Update Conference, 19-22 August 2019, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

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