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Items where Author is "McIntosh, Felicity"

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2026

Sallur, N. M., Ward, J., McIntosh, F., Brown, K., Dayman, M., Bambling, A. and Bath, G. (2026) FutureBeef—widely valued, driving practice change. In: 2026 NBRUC conference handbook : Proceedings of the Northern Beef Research Update Conference.

2025

McIntosh, F. (2025) Communication and extension in a large research consortium. In: APEN Australasia Pacific Extension Network International Conference 2025, 14-16 October 2025, Brisbane, Queensland. (Submitted)

McIntosh, F. (2025) FutureBeef fit and flourishing: a story of collaboration, adaption and persistence. In: APEN Australasia Pacific Extension Network International Conference 2025, 14-16 October 2025, Brisbane, Queensland. (Submitted)

2022

Osmond, R., McIntosh, F. and Templeton, J. M. (2022) Webinars applauded by the chicken meat industry during the pandemic. Rural Extension & Innovation Systems Journal, 18 (1). pp. 7-9.

McIntosh, F., Templeton, J. M. and Osmond, R. (2022) What's hatching in training and extension in the Australian chicken meat industry. In: Australian Association of Animal Sciences 34th Biennial Conference 2022, 5–7 July 2022, Cairns, Queensland.

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