Why ‘Get Lost’ isn’t Always the Smartest Response

This article encourages berry growers to engage proactively in trials, monitoring projects, surveys and grant programs so industry can shape practical solutions, reduce regulatory pressure and protect its social licence.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Australian Berry Journal, Business Management, Winter 26
Tags: best practice, co-design, community expectations, compliance, data collection, environmental monitoring, extension, farm projects, farm visits, funding programs, government programs, grants, grower advocacy, grower engagement, grower feedback, grower participation, IDO support, industry consultation, industry development, industry representation, monitoring projects, practice change, project participation, Queensland IDO, red tape, regulation, social licence, surveys, Trials
Author: Wendy Morris
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