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Food and Fibre Futures Project

The objective of the Food and Fibre Futures project is to facilitate the adoption of new ideas and practices, and assist industries and communities to understand, manage and adapt to change - change that is generally driven by economic, social and environmental pressures.

As a member agency of the Coordinator General Mary Valley Landholdings, a key focus of the project is working with communities affected by the now discontinued Traveston Crossing dam proposal and facilitating economic development opportunities associated with land.

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Image showing a friesian cow Overview and future scenarios for dairy in the Mary Valley region »
Projects
Projects to facilitate change and harness the entrepreneurial capacity of rural industries
Information and resources
Useful links and information about water planning and infrastructure for South East Queensland
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Access project reports and publications
Food and Fibre Futures team members
Find out about becoming involved in growing regional agribusiness

Page maintained by Jason Keating
Last updated 23 April 2012

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