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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 2019-10-29 human Elizabeth Daniels updated 2025-04-23 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P006667b.htm State Records of South Australia ID: GA422 corporateBody South Australian Department of Agriculture and Fisheries State of South Australia AACR2 1975 1979 Regulatory Body Agriculture Fisheries Research or Regulation Aquaculture In 1975 the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries was established, replacing the Department of Agriculture [III] (1908 - 1975). Despite responsibility for fisheries being transferred from the Department of Fisheries and Fauna Conservation (1965 - 1972) in 1972 to the Department of Agriculture [III] (1908 - 1975) the title of the department was not changed to reflect this until October 1975. In 1979 the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (1975 - 1979) was split forming the Department of Agriculture [IV] (1979 - 1992) and the Department of Fisheries [II] (1979 - 1992).

According to South Australian Government Gazette No. 13 27 March 1975, page 1282 provision was made for the employment of Bacteriologists, Biophysicists, Biologists, Botanists, Chemists, Curators, Ecologists, and Microbiologists amongst others as Agricultural Scientists and Officers within the Departments responsible for Agriculture and fisheries.

 South Australian Department of Agriculture [III], State of South Australia (1908 - 1975) South Australian Department of Fisheries [II], State of South Australia (1979 - 1992) South Australian Department of Agriculture [IV], State of South Australia (1979 - 1992) State of South Australia (1901 - ) 'South Australian Department of Agriculture and Fisheries', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology South Australian Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Resource: History of Agriculture in SA Radcliffe, John; Tideman, Arthur; Roberts, Trevor; Windle, Barry; Wickes, Roger; Philp, Barry; Fraser, Tricia; Plowman, Don; Cole, Phil; Gogler, Kevin; Novia, Rita; Barber, Mark; Giles, Bill; Moran, Paul; Collins, Neil; Heap, Paul; and O'Neil, Bernie History of Agriculture in SA Adelaide Department of Primary Industries and Regions 2000s Journal Article: Public Service Act, 1967-1975: Amalgamation of the Department of Fisheries with the Department of Agriculture: Abolition of Office of Director of Fisheries - alteration of effect of references to Department of Fisheries and to Director of Fisheries Oliphant, M. L. Public Service Act, 1967-1975: Amalgamation of the Department of Fisheries with the Department of Agriculture: Abolition of Office of Director of Fisheries - alteration of effect of references to Department of Fisheries and to Director of Fisheries 1979 South Australian Government Gazette 43 1819 Gazette Article: 10. Scientific Officers 10. Scientific Officers 1975 South Australian Government Gazette 13 1282 Gazette Article: Public Service Act, 1967 - 1978: Department of Agriculture Bought into Existence - Office of Permanent Head Created - Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Discontinued. Public Service Act, 1967 - 1978: Department of Agriculture Bought into Existence - Office of Permanent Head Created - Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Discontinued. 1979 South Australian Government Gazette 47 771 Resource Section: GRG10 Department of Agriculture and successor agencies GRG10 Department of Agriculture and successor agencies State Records of South Australia Agency Details, State Records of South Australia Resource Section: GA422 Department of Agriculture and Fisheries GA422 Department of Agriculture and Fisheries State Records of South Australia Agency Details, State Records of South Australia