“Towards 2050 – Where to for Agriculture?” – Kate Lorimer-Ward (DDG, DPI Agriculture, NSW DPI) presents Jack Makeham Memorial Lecture, Thursday 20 September 2018

Jack Makeham Memorial Lecture - 2018 “Towards 2050 - Where to for Agriculture?” AARES New England Branch and UNE Business School welcome Ms. Kate Lorimer-Ward (Deputy Director General, DPI Agriculture with NSW Department of Primary Industries)   Many sectors,...

Events – Business Before 9: Big Data on Thursday 23 August at 7.00am – UNE Sydney and UNE Armidale

Big Data spurs innovation, problem solving and new opportunities. What exactly is Data Science? How can data science help you produce analytic insights to solve business problems and achieve your goals? Do you have a Data Science Strategy? The term “Big Data” is...

Release – Diverse regional collaboration drives producer-focused problem solving

A unique group of 86 students, researchers, primary producers, startup founders, engineers and industry representatives came together over the weekend at University of New England’s SMART Farm in Armidale, NSW for Agmentation 2018.   Coordinated by UNE SMART...

From the UNE SMART Region Incubator – What is Agmentation and why do we do it?

Hosted in collaboration with the UNE SMART Region Incubator (SRI), headed by Dr Lou Conway, and the UNE Precision Agriculture Research Group (PARG), headed by Professor David Lamb, Agmentation is a sprint and pitch hackathon-style event designed to produce and...

Our Research: “Food shoppers’ share of wallet: a small city case in a changing competitive environment”, Azeem, Baker, Villano, Mounter and Griffith

Australia’s highly concentrated food retail environment is examined in the context of competitive entry in a small city. Based on a conceptual framework that draws on existing literature, food stores’ customers’ share of wallet (SOW) is measured in a survey (n=379)...

Our Research: “Do Social Protection Transfers Reduce Poverty and Vulnerability to Poverty in Pakistan? Household Level Evidence from Punjab”, Azeem, Mugera & Schilizzi

Empirical studies in different developing countries have investigated the impact of social protection (SP) on ex-post poverty; however, few studies analysed the impact of SP on ex-ante vulnerability to poverty (VtP). This paper contributes to the literature by...

Media Release: New findings show agricultural contributions and rural transport characteristics are under-represented when costing rural road upgrades

A new study by University of New England researchers has highlighted new variables in the assessment of road upgrading projects.  These variables take into account the nature of rural road use and the cost of maintaining roads subject to flooding. The report,...

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