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Agriculture
Australian Organic Agriculture - Prospects for Growth? (2004) (353Kb) RIRDC
Organic Livestock Production (2007) (5Mb) RIRDC
The Practical Costs of Transitioning to an Organic Vineyard (2Mb), Grapegrower & Winemaker Magazine
Develop an Organic Management Plan (2Mb), Regional Skills Training (Workforce Innovations Program)
Conversion and Certification for Organic Farming (2010) (117Kb) NSW Department of Primary Industries
Organic Production Systems Guidelines (2001) (879Kb) RIRDC
Organic Vegetable Production (2007) (6Mb) Guide to Converting, RIRDC and NSW Department of Primary Industries
Should I Convert to Organic Farming? (2005) (292Kb) RIRDC
Finding Organic Certifiers, Organic Industries
Information about Certification and Contacts, NRE Tas
Research and Education, Organic Trust Australia
Tasmanian Organic-Dynamic Producers (TOP)
Organic Trust Australia
Organic Federation of Australia - now Organic Industries
Should I Convert to Organic Farming? (2005) (292Kb) re broad acre farming
Biosecurity for Organic Grain Farmers (2013) (798Kb) NSW Department of Primary Industries
Supplying Organic Lamb (2008) (544Kb) RIRDC
Organic Livestock Production (2007) (5Mb) RIRDC
Adding Value to Organic Pasture: Microbes and Minerals (2012) (1Mb) RIRDC
Establishing Perennial Pastures (2008) (2Mb) RIRDC
Growing Organic Apples (2008) (2Mb) RIRDC
Organic Fruit Production (2008) (121Kb) NSW Department of Primary Industries
The Practical Costs of Transitioning to an Organic Vineyard (2Mb), Grapegrower & Winemaker Magazine
Intensive Organic Vegetable Production (2007) (5Mb) RIRDC
Organic Vegetable Production (2007) (6Mb) RIRDC and NSW Department of Primary Industries
Production of Organic Vegetable Seeds and Seedlings (2005) (656Kb) RIRDC
Sustainable Weed Management in Organic Herb & Vegetable Production (2007) (932Kb) RIRDC
Pest Management for Organic Agriculture (2007) (137Kb) RIRDC
Soil Nutrient Benchmarking on Tasmanian Organic Farms (2010) (426Kb) RIRDC
Note: Even though the majority of the publications are from interstate and are several years old, the information is still relevant to Tasmania. NSW Department of Primary Industries has archived many of its organic farming publications but they can still be accessed through their website as in many cases the information is still relevant.