Journal

Rural research in C.S.I.R.O. (1952 - 1997)

From
1952
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1997
Functions
Agricultural research and Journal
Alternative Names
  • Rural research: a CSIRO quarterly (Subsequent name, 1972 - 1997)

Summary

Rural research in C.S.I.R.O. was published by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization between 1952 and 1977: in 1972 the title was changed to Rural research: a CSIRO quarterly. The magazine was aimed at the agricultural and rural sectors. It included short reports on CSIRO research projects imncluding pests and diseases of plants and animals, soil conditions, and animal nutrition.

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