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Publications
The Department of Agriculture publishes a number of
publications and reports throughout the year, providing informative material to
Falkland Islands farm and the wider community.
Please feel free to view any of the publications below.
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Agricultural Leaflet
A informative leaflet on
Agriculture in
the Falkland Islands. We also have a flyer
available for download on
Saladero.
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Snout &
About
We have a new publication called
Snout & About which is all about pigs! This
publication will be produced every couple of months. |
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Farm Management Handbook
The
FMH is produced and circulated by
the Department of Agriculture as a free reference point for the farming
community, providing information on animal welfare, DOA trials etc.
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Department of Agriculture Business
Plan
The DOA has a published 10 year
business plan which is reviewed annually.
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Biennial Report
Every second year, a
comprehensive breakdown of departmental activities and published in the form of
a Biennial Report.
We have recently completed the
2008/2010 Biennial Report.
The previous
Biennial Reports are still available for online viewing.
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Farming Statistics
Every year the Farming Statistics are compiled from information returned in the
annual Stock Return (completed by farmers). They include animal numbers and
movements, settlement populations and amount of land farmed in the Islands.
Please select your desired year below:
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Wool Press
Monthly the Department of Agriculture
prepares a publication filled with information on departmental activities,
farming related information articles and often views and practices from farmers
themselves are shared with the general community.
Please note that we now only be uploading the Wool Press a month after it is
published. If you would like to read it sooner, then please
contact us for details
for a subscription.
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For more information on any of the
above publications or subscription information for the Wool Press, please
contact us.
Please note that to view many of the files on this website, you
will need either Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat. If you do not have a copy of
either programme already installed on your computer, a free download is
available at the following location:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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