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Organisation

Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences

Acronym:
ABARES
Report

The future of Chinese agricultural policy: opportunities and challenges for Australian grains, beef and dairy exports


Based on the direction of China’s agricultural policies and Australia's growth in trade with China, there are potential areas for greater focus to achieve outcomes that are in the interest of both countries. At present, agricultural cooperation in the areas of biosecurity, genetics, food safety and policy development appear the most promising.
Briefing paper

Snapshot of Australia's commercial fisheries and aquaculture


This brief contains an overview of Australia’s commercial fisheries and aquaculture industries and six key aspects of Australian commercial fisheries and aquaculture including: industry structure, trends in production, trade, consumption, sustainability and innovation.
Report

Snapshot of Australia's agricultural workforce (2018)


The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) has developed this Snapshot to inform policy and decision makers about the workforce characteristics and diversity of people and communities that contribute to Australian agriculture.
Working paper

A micro-simulation model of irrigation farms in the southern Murray-Darling Basin


This paper presents a new farm level microsimulation model of irrigation activity within the southern Murray-Darling Basin (sMDB), developed by ABARES on behalf of the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources. The model remains under ongoing development, a number of planned improvements to the model are documented in the paper.
Report

The future of public sector forecasting in Australian agriculture


This paper explores the future of public sector agricultural forecasting in the context of the past evolution of ABARES work. It identifies a range of challenges and opportunities for people involved in public sector forecasting.

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