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NICOLAI
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Darren
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2008
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To study advanced composting and mushroom farm management - Netherlands, France
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SHELTON
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Julie
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2008
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To investigate regulatory impediments to artisanal food and initiatives that nourish relationships between producers and consumers - USA, Ireland, U.K., France, Italy
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WIGHTMAN
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Glenn
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2008
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To examine programs being undertaken by leading institutions to preserve and pass on traditional plant and animal knowledge - USA, U.K.
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ZIRKLER
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Timothy
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2008
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To examine the growing, harvesting, storage and marketing techniques of overseas blueberry industries - USA, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, Japan, U.K.
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HODGSON
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Alan
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2007
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To study Sicilian-style green olive processing and waste management - Italy
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THOROGOOD
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Anthony
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2007
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To study cider making culture and traditions - Germany, France, Spain, U.K., USA
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BENJAMIN (NOW SAMMON)
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Sarah
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2006
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The Peter Mitchell Churchill Fellowship to investigate the processing, packaging, marketing and storage of premium dried petals and their value adding potential for Australian flower growers - USA, Canada, U.K., Israel, United Arab Emirates, China, New Zealand, Netherlands
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HENDERSON
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Ian
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2006
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To study vinegar manufacture from foods currently in over supply in Australia (apples, pears, citrus, sugar, wine grapes) as a means of finding alternative markets and uses for this produce - Austria, Italy, Spain, France
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BRAIN
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Scott
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2005
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To gather and share information that will contribute to the development of sustainable food production systems for the Cocos (Keeling) Islands - Australia
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CRAMOND
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Gregory
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2005
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To investigate the latest advances in integrated European deciduous tree fruit variety trials and evaluation systems - Italy, France, Germany
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DAKIS
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Sallyann
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2005
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To study the value adding and marketing of both niche and bulk cherry products for the food processing industry and explore their potential for Australia - USA, U.K., France, Singapore
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HOPKINS
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Graeme
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2005
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To study the latest information, technology and projects featuring elements that make up a "bushtop landscape", which recreates particular ecosystems on the tops of buildings and on vertical walls - Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, USA, Canada, Spain
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CHRISTENSEN
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Peta
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2004
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To explore community gardens and related projects focusing on issues of food security and community development within a diversity of cultural groups and low income communities - USA, Canada, Brazil, Denmark
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PAANANEN
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Paula
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2004
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To investigate the use of horticulture as a tool for developing vocational, social and therapeutic benefits for people with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups - USA, Canada, U.K.
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SALTER
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Mark
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2004
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To study the technology used for out-of-season raspberry production, particularly methods using various types of growing medium and nutrient requirements for greenhouse raspberry production - USA, Belgium, U.K.
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DOBBS
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Robert
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2003
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To study sustainable horticultural management methods, horticultural tourism events and sustaining continuous high quality horticultural standards in public open space - U.K., Germany, Netherlands, USA, Canada
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GRANGER
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Andrew
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2003
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To trace the origin of cherries using new DNA based methods and observe the diversity present in wild populations - U.K., Japan
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SHELDRICK
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Joanne
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2003
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To study growing practices, mechanical harvesting, bulk pickling processes, bulk storage and packaging of Jalapeno Chillies - USA
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BROADLEY
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Roger
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2002
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To study the latest sustainable technology for growing custard apples and the related cherimoya from the world's biggest three producers of these crops, and access germplasm for use in our Australian custard apple breeding programme - South America, Spain, Taiwan, Hong Kong
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DOBSON
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Stewart
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2002
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To study cultural practices and crop manipulation for Redflesh Grapefruit in the dry tropics of Australia - USA, South Africa, Israel
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ELLERMAN
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Peter
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2002
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To work with horticultural staff at some of the world's leading miniature villages - Taiwan, Japan, Canada, U.K., France
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NOONE
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Brian
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2002
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To study how capers are grown, harvested and processed in mediterranean countries - Italy, Spain, Morocco, Cyprus
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TOOLAN
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Patricia
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2002
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To investigate the preservation and conservation techniques and strategies of old rose and plant varieties in cemeteries - USA, Germany, South Africa
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BADGERY-PARKER
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Jeremy
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2001
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To investigate production practices, trends and management approaches in leading international greenhouse industries, in order to better assist the expanding Australian Industry - Israel, UK, Netherlands, Spain
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BIRCH
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Peter
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2001
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To study the latest European pruning and training methods for modern olive growing with special emphasis on tree physiology - Italy
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HUNTER
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Ian
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2001
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To investigate the management of urban public parks and gardens - USA, Canada, UK
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MURPHY
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Patrick
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2001
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To study all aspects of traditional farm cider house orchard practice, production, equipment, style and tourism - France, UK
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WEBB
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Mark
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2001
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To investigate the role and function of botanic gardens in the development and commercialism of plant material, especially local native plants - South Africa, Canada, UK, USA, Indonesia
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DELAPORTE
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Kate
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2000
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To investigate ways to improve the commercial production and development of Australian plants - France, Italy Spain, Portugal, Morocco, USA
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DREW
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Catherine
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2000
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To study landscape design in relation to horticultural therapy - USA, Canada, UK
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JAFFRAY
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Keith
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2000
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To investigate the global marketplace for Australian native floral products - Taiwan, Japan, USA, Netherlands, Germany
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MEREDITH
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Stephen
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2000
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To investigate the organisation of displays, events, educational and interpretive programmes in botanic gardens - UK, France, Germany
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BARLEY
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Richard
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1999
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The Percy Baxter Charitable Trust Churchill Fellowship to study landscape and horticultural maintenance and management practices in botanic and public gardens - U.K., Ireland, France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria
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CHIRNSIDE
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Louis
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1998
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The George Weston Foods Limited Churchill Fellowship to investigate the latest trends in tomato production, processing and consumption - Thailand, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Portugal, USA
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HINDHAUGH
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Christina
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1998
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To study broad-acre medicinal herb production and export marketing - USA, France, UK
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TURNER
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Larry
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1998
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To study the production and marketing of native products, particularly essential oils - Sputh Africa, Hungary, France, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland
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WELSH
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Caroline
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1998
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To investigate ways to increase the export of fresh stone fruit - Hong Kong, Singapore, Chile, South Africa, China, Taiwan
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BROWN
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Michael
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1997
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To investigate the production and marketing of specialty mushrooms - Canada, USA
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COCHRANE
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Anne
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1997
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To improve knowledge of the conservation of native flora - UK, USA
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DUNSTAN
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Roderick
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1997
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To study best practice in school and public education in botanic gardens - UK, Germany, USA, Canada
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FISHER
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Lachlan
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1997
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The Sir Ronald Brierley Churchill Fellowship to research the propagation, growing and processing of cricket bat willow - UK, India
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WEEKES
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Robyn
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1997
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To study regeneration using Australian native plants - Israel
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CANE
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James
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1996
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To gain experience in the management and development of Botanical Gardens - Germany, UK (Partially supported by the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens)
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LOCH
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Donald
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1996
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The Samual and Eileen Gluyas Churchill Fellowship to study the effects of plant breeders' rights on the breeding of new cultivars - Japan, Canada, USA, UK, France, Netherlands, Poland, Germany
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OLSEN
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Karen
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1996
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To study the interpretation of historic gardens - UK, France, Netherlands, USA
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BOLAND
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Paul
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1995
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To investigate procedures used internationally for the propagation and further growing of walnut trees - USA, France
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KNOX
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Guy
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1995
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To study ecological restoration of Indigenous flora in large urban areas involving community groups, schools, local authorities and professional organisations - Canada, USA, UK
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McCOLL
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Chris
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1995
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To investigate high density dwarf wood stocks and minimising the use of pesticides in apple growing - Italy, Netherlands, UK, USA, Canada
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PLANT
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Lyndal
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1995
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The Bank of Queensland Churchill Fellowship to investigate the best practices for planting, growing and managing trees in cities - Singapore, Hong Kong, USA, Brazil
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BOLAND
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Ann-Maree
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1994
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The Jerusalem and University Botanical Garden Churchill Fellowship for the study of horticulture in Israel and recent developments in USA - Israel, USA
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CAVILL
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Richard
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1994
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To gain further knowledge of the propagation and cultivation of low chill fruit trees, such as peaches, plums, nectarines, apples and pears - Australia
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HOWARD
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Lyall
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1994
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To study the adoption of quality management systems in British and Dutch horticulture - UK, Netherlands
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LANGFORD
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Garry
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1994
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The Gallaugher Bequest Churchill Fellowship to study pome and stone fruit rootstock production including tissue culture - USA, Canada, UK, France, Netherlands, Germany
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SAUNDERS
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Alan
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1994
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To study micrografting, scion and rootstock selection for grapevines and Australian natives - France, Italy, USA
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COOK
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Bruce
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1993
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The Samuel and Eileen Gluyas Churchill Fellowship to investigate the potential of certain high value pasture plants for the tropical and sub-tropical regions of Australia - Brazil, USA
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FARRELL
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Lynne
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1993
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To undertake intensive training in order to gain knowledge of the true spirit of the art of Bonsai - Japan
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TRAUTWEIN
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Michael
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1993
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To assess the latest breeding programmes and export marketing techniques for stone fruits - USA, Taiwan
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WRIGHT
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Cheryl
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1993
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To study a wide range of tropical fruit and vegetable production - Australia
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BAGSHAW
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John
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1992
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To study post-harvest handling of horticultural crops - USA
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Garratt
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Patrick
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1992
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To visit established parks and gardens to study management methods and design that may be applied to the gardens of Admiralty House, Kirribilli and Government House, Yarralumla - Canada, USA, UK, France, Netherlands
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MICHAEL
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Graham
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1992
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To study horticultural and irrigration techniques used in the production and extraction of geranium oil - Algeria, Mauritius, Madagascar, Morocco
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HART
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Roger
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1991
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To attend the annual conference of the International Plant Propagation Society in Perth, and various other follow-up visits - Australia
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BASS
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Diana
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1990
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To study the various methods of harvesting pollen from trees, grasses and weeds. The methods will be evaluated for adaptability to Australian flora and climate - USA, Sweden, Italy
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McEVOY
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Bryan
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1990
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To refine and improve the new techniques of seed coating with manganese deficiency - France, Netherlands, Germany, USA, Canada
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SILM
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Michael
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1990
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To research sweet persimmon culture and marketing and early apple quality assurance and testing - Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, USA, Israel, Italy
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MICKLEM
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Timothy
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1989
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To study the production, processing, packaging and handling of commercial varieties of dates in the Northern Hemisphere, for the establishment of a date industry in Central Australia - USA, Pakistan, Israel, Egypt
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WOODHEAD
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Duncan
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1989
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To study and evaluate the methods used to produce, package and market sub-tropical stone fruit and specialist citrus crops for the domestic and export markets - USA, UK, Netherlands
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TURNER (now Volck)
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Josephine
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1988
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The Swire Group Churchill Fellowship to examine farm management strategies used by the Israeli and USA cotton industries in order to assist Australian cotton producers to become more efficient and remain competitive in the world market - Israel, USA
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GEBA
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Not
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1987
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To study horticultural crops and apply the knowledge gained for local consumption to increase self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on importation - Australia
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YOUNG
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David
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1987
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To bring back to Australia knowledge of the latest methods of disseminating horticultural advice by radio, television, telephone, press and literature - UK, Netherlands, USA
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MARCHANT
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Neville
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1985
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To study early West Australian collections of plant specimens - Russia
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PADDICK
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Garry
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1985
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To study the market garden growing industry - UK, USA
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HANDREK
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Kevin
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1982
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To study the use and management of soils used for horticulture - UK, USA, Netherlands, Belgium
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MURISON
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James
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1982
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To study vegetable and flower production and marketing in the face of urbanisation and pollution and to attend the International Horticultural Congress - Israel, UK, USA, Germany
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SMITH
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Erica
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1982
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To study the use of horticulture in the rehabilitation of the disabled - UK, USA
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MAY
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Anthony
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1981
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To study developments in the maintenance and management of botanical gardens and similar education institutions - UK, Netherlands, USA, Canada
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