PAGES

234 – 251

DOI

10.1080/08109029308629356
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Geoffrey Lawrence. Helen McKenzie. Frank Vanclay.

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BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE: THE VIEWS OF FARMER REPRESENTATIVES

Geoffrey Lawrence. Helen McKenzie. Frank Vanclay.

Biotechnology has the potential to impact significantly upon agriculture. However, although biotechnology is being promoted by the Australian Government and the National Farmers’ Federation, there are growing concerns about the environmental and social impacts of biotechnological applications.

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