A diverse and productive natural workforce' provides ecosystem services which help secure continued productivity and long term sustainability of your enterprise. Monitoring and recording isfundamental in helping you understand what is happening to your natural workforce overtime and as a result of your management actions.

Key findings from the study for Warren include:. The Warren population has steadily decline in the past few decades. From 2001]2006, 15% or 1 in 7 people left the Warren local government area.. There was a corresponding decline in employment most likely as a result of the current drought.. Warren is a relatively small economy and heavily dependant on agriculture which accounts for 45% of the GRP.. Businesses in the town of Warren have remained resilient with only a small number closing from 1981 to 2006.. Warren has developed some outstanding community facilities.. Amongst the communities studied, Warren has the highest rates of volunteers with 29.1% of people surveyed indicating they supported the community in this manner.

Community Conversations - a historical geography of cotton farming in NSW and QLD adaptation and adoption

A ZIp file of CD contents :The Natural Resources Information Management Toolkit (the Toolkit) has been prepared by the National Land & Water Resources Audit (the Audit) and ANZLIC – the Spatial Information Council (ANZLIC), to assist regional natural resources management groups to discover, access, visualise and manage their data and information. The Toolkit has been developed in close cooperation with all jurisdictions and has been targeted at regional groups to build capacity and facilitate the two-way flow of data and information. It can be used as a textbook document, teaching aid or as a series of stand-alone modules.

The 2013 Cotton Growing Practices survey was conducted by Roth Rural on behalf of CRDC. It gathers valuable information about cotton farming practices to give a greater understanding of the industry’s current practices and performance in relation to a number of key areas (nutrition and soils, energy, harvesting and human resources) for the 2012-13 cotton crop, and so that trends over time can be monitored.

Annual Report 1998-1999

Annual Report 1997-1998

Annual Report 1996-1997

Annual Report 1995-1996

Annual Report 1994-1995