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Title: The present and future pastoral industry of Western Australia : a report on the state of the pastoral industry in Western Australia, including an examination of its financial situation, its physical productivity, its long term future and social and demographic issues.
Author: Western Australia. Pastoral Industry Study Group. ; Jennings, Brian G.
Year: 1979.
Description: 206 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.
Subject: Livestock farming. ; Kimberley region (W.A.)
Notes: Report of the Pastoral Industry Study Group; chairman: Brian G. Jennings.
Type: Book
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