� Education( about the impact of farm management on biodiversity – see Greiner( 2015) discussion on this in terms of identifying the richness and uniqueness of biodiversity), training, extension and research including technical and applied management courses, environmental management courses, on property demonstration sites and more research;
� Property management planning; � Financial incentives; � Regulatory approaches and cross compliance arrangements; � Rate and rent relief; � Grants; � Stewardship payments; � Interest subsidies; �
Subsidies for the purchase of machinery and herbicides and to attend courses and field days;
� Farm management deposits; � Catchment groups; � Targeted( 1-on-1) extension and mentoring; � Business planning; � Critical thinking skills to help identify priorities; �
Case studies and cost benefit analyses; and � Demonstrations.
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