The National Dairy Alliance held its second Dairy Science Symposium in Mount Gambier, South Australia on 13 and 14 February 2006. This Research Front contains a selection of plenary papers presented at the Symposium by distinguished scientists developing technologies in the above areas, which are likely to have significant impacts on the future dairy industry.

Last Updated: 06 Aug 2007

EAv47n9_FOForeword to: Dairy Science Symposium (2006) – science working for the future of the dairy industry

Shane Gittins

pp. 1023-1024

EA06064FutureDairy: a national, multidisciplinary project to assist dairy farmers to manage future challenges – methods and early findings

Sergio C. García, William J. Fulkerson, Ruth Nettle, Sean Kenny and Daniel Armstrong

pp. 1025-1031

EA06065Converting genomic discoveries into genetic solutions for dairy pastures – an overview

K. F. Smith, J. W. Forster and G. C. Spangenberg

pp. 1032-1038

EA06032Capturing benefits from the bovine genome sequence

Ross L. Tellam

pp. 1039-1050

EA06263Dairy proteins and the regulation of satiety and obesity

Frank R. Dunshea, Ewa Ostrowska, Josie M. Ferrari and Harsharn S. Gill

pp. 1051-1058

EA06262'Dairy Science 2006': a perspective of likely benefits to farmers from new technologies and learning approaches

P. T. Doyle

pp. 1059-1063