The following publications have been funded or endorsed by the ACDA.
Only resources meeting this criterion are listed here.

2024

• Able, A.J. (2024). Refreshing the Learning Outcomes for Agriculture. Agricultural Education Symposium, Rockhampton Feb 2024.

2023

• Able, A.J. (2023). Innovation in tertiary agriculture teaching: Training the next generation of plant pathologists. Australasian Plant Pathology Society Conference, Adelaide, Nov 2023.

• Bennett, S.J. (2023). Incorporating precision agriculture and associated technologies into agricultural courses at University. Australian Precision Agriculture Symposium, Perth. (Invited Address).

2019

• Professor Jim Pratley “Agricultural education rebooted” AgEd Special Conference University of New England

2018

• Low, S.G. & Bennett, S.J. (2018). Agribusiness Industry Experience Program. Case Studies of Successful WIL. Australian Council of Deans of Science.

2016

• Botwright Acuña, T. L., Able, A. J., Kelder, J., Bobbi, P., Guisard, Y., Bellotti, W., McDonald, G., Doyle, R., Wormell, P., & Meinke, H. (2014). Learning and Teaching Academic Standards Statement for Agriculture. Sydney, Australia: Office for Learning and Teaching. 

• Botwright Acuña, T. L., & Able, A. J. (Eds.) (2016). Good Practice Guide: Threshold Learning Outcomes for Agriculture. Office for Learning and Teaching, Sydney, Australia

2015

• Bennett, S. and Low, S (2015). Working with Industry to enhance graduate learning skills: Developing an Industry Agribusiness Honours Program. MAVALT Symposium, University of Melbourne, Australia (Abstract & presentations).

• Low, S and Bennett, S. (2015). Linking the classroom to the field. MAVALT Symposium, University of Melbourne, Australia .

• Professor Holger Meinke et al. “Tertiary agricultural education in Australasia: where to from here?” – OECD Conference on Agricultural Education in the 21st Century, Spain

2013

• Bennett, S.J. (2013). Cultivating the next generation of pasture scientists in Australia. Engaging the next generation of grassland researchers and practitioners. Proceedings of the 22nd International Grassland Congress. September 2013.  Sydney, Australia. (Invited address).

2011

• Professor Rick Roush "The future of ag extension by Australian universities" - ABARES Outlook

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• Professor Jim Pratley "Shortfall in graduate supply for a strong employment market" - ABARES Outlook

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• Professor Roger Leigh "Sustaining research capacity" - ABARES Outlook

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