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1 online resource (streaming video file) (30 min.) ; 170502928 bytes |
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Introduced by Ray Martin.Four years ago Australian Story featured a farmer and horse breeder called Peter Andrews who seemed to have a rare ability to transform degraded Australian landscapes into thriving oases.He called it natural sequence farming and it was producing some spectacular results. But for nearly thirty years, Peter Andrews' work was rejected by scientists, bureaucrats and politicians alike - until the evidence became difficult to ignore.The Australian Story episodes on Peter Andrews, generated unprecedented viewer response.Now some very influential and highly placed Australians have rallied to his cause - and the scientific evidence and international interest are building as well.The result has been some significant progress... but some of the same frustrations.. |
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Broadcast 2009-12-05 at 12:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Agricultural ecology -- Methodology.
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Agricultural systems.
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Global temperature changes -- Environmental aspects.
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Landscapes -- Conservation and restoration.
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New South Wales.
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Streaming video
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Andrews, Anne, contributor
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Andrews, Peter, contributor
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Andrews, Stuart, contributor
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Bush, Richard, contributor
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Donoghue, Greg, contributor
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Goldney, David, contributor
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Harvey, Gerald, contributor
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McRobert, Trudy, director
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Mitchell, David, contributor
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Ryan, John, contributor
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Starr, Jo-Anne, contributor
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Williams, John, contributor
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