Corporate Body

Australian Inoculant Research and Control Service (AIRCS) (1950s - ?)

From
1950s
Australia
Functions
Analytical Services, Agricultural industry and Industrial or scientific research

Summary

The Australian Inoculant Research and Control Service was established as a research and testing agency for rhizobial inoculants, used to assist legumes in the Australian climate. The Service operated nation-wide and was hosted by the New South Wales Department of Agriculture.

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