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Agriculture and Natural Resources Research

Please note ANR-Research is no longer updated. ANR-Research will remain available on Informit as an archive database.

ANR-Research (formerly known as ARRIP), an Australian government initiative produced by Infoscan, is a research in progress database that describes current and recently completed research projects across the agriculture and natural resources areas including sustainable Australian agriculture, food, forestry and fisheries industries and the promotion of conservation and sustainable use of Australia's environment, water and natural resources.

Subjects covered:
  • » Animal husbandry
  • » Aquaculture & fisheries
  • » Conservation
  • » Field & plantation crops
  • » Forestry
  • » Land & energy economics
  • » Plant injuries, diseases & pests
  • » Research
Frequency: No Longer Updated
Coverage: 2000 - June 2007
Records: 3,236
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