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UPDATED 30 NOVEMBER 2005
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ABARE digs into Tasmanian vegetable growers
13 Oct 2005

The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics will investigate the viability of Tasmanian vegetable growers. The state's vegetable farmers have mounted a high profile campaign against cheap imports they say threaten their future. The survey is supported by industry bodies including the Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association, Horticulture Australia and the peak vegetable growers group AUSVEG.

It will include questions on farm production, costs and returns, capital investment, irrigation and farm labour.

Seven Network, 13/10/05

Previous News Items:
7 Oct 2005 | Cherry farmers see red
6 Oct 2005 | Australia and China trade pears and oranges
4 Oct 2005 | Warm weather sends prices bananas
29 Sep 2005 | Dangerous goods licence required to cart farm chemicals
29 Sep 2005 | Organic farm profits above average


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