Booklets

Gene technology in Australia: fact not fiction This booklet contains basic information about the science used in gene technology, the laws and guidelines surrounding the research; the new food labelling system; an overview of the global production of genetically modified (GM) crops; details about which products are sold in Australia, and current research in the area. Opinions from some leading organisations in the debate are also contained in this booklet as well as contacts for further information. Gene technology in Australia: fact not fiction (updated March 30, 2007) can be downloaded as a PDF here (5.45 MB) or hard copies can be obtained by completing our online order form. Gene Technology in Australia – What’s happening in horticulture? This booklet provides a brief overview of gene technology in horticultural commodities in Australia and highlights examples of research underway. It also provides an overview of the science involved in gene technology, the regulation of gene technology in Australia, current gene technology products in the market, as well as incorporating consumer perceptions and industry positions on the technology. Gene Technology in Australia – What’s happening in horticulture? can be downloaded as a PDF (598 Kb) or hard copies can be obtained by emailing your request and postal details to info@afaa.com.au . Towards Coexistence: Management practices for agricultural production systems outlines some of the management practices producers can implement to maintain integrity of coexisting production systems; allow for traceability within and between production systems; and, maintain the integrity and marketability of the product within the supply chain. Many growers have already adopted such management systems. Towards Coexistence: Management practices for agricultural production systems can be downloaded as a PDF (984 Kb) or hard copies can be obtained by emailing your request and postal details to info@afaa.com.au .