Essay - It Is Impossible to Define A Very Distinct Management Style...

It is impossible to define a very d*****tinct m*****nagement style for an entire country simply because there are *****o many possible variables. The citizens of a n*****tion as large as Australia vary greatly from one individual to another - and even a single manager varies in style ***** one day to the next or one project to ***** next. Moreover, the management style of one industry is not likely to be the same for a*****her ***** with very different needs ***** goals.

However, these caveats **********, it is possible if one concentrates on a single industry to m*****ke some generally true statements about the management style ***** that ***** throughout Australia. The particular industry chosen ***** th***** ***** may actually show greater un*****ormity of ***** than o*****r Australian industries do since the topic - organic farming - is in fact one ***** tends to attract people who are like minded ***** begin with.

***** should perhaps begin with some basic definitions of organic farming. We find that ***** concept of organic farming in Australia is quite similar to the ideas about organic farming held by *****ficials and farm managers (and farmers) in other nations. ***** number of ***** farmers in ***** is relatively small (***** 2 ***** 3 percent of all farmers), but it is growing. Those ***** interested in organic farm*****g abide by the following defin*****ion:

Organic farming is the production ***** agricultural plant and animal products without the addition of artificial chemicals. An artificial chemical is one that has been processed chemically or been manufactured. This includes most herbicides, pesticides, fertilisers ***** veterinary *****. Rock Phosphate is allowed as a fertiliser on an organic farm, but superphosphate is not as it h***** *****ad sulphuric acid added. Organic farming refers to whole farm management, and ***** organic *****ers aim to be sustainable. Organic farms require a high level ***** management particularly of soils and pests.

Australians tend to pride *****mselves on their value of pers*****al independence. Indeed, independence ***** often carried to something of an extreme so that idiosyncratic behavior becomes the norm. One may then question why it is that *****y Australian farmers should want to abide by such stringent rules. The ***** woman, who grew up on a cattle ranch and now runs a small organic farm - although she makes most of her m*****ey as a school teacher - talked about this issue in an interview conducted ***** email.

Personally I think ***** organic *****ing is very important to the future ***** ***** planet. Well, of course I *****, that's why I do it. But I'm not so sure that I ever would have made a commitment to it if I h*****dn't lived in the United States - I went to university there ***** and known ***** who were becom*****g organic farmers before it was ***** really heard ***** here in Australia.

A inher*****ed *****me land from my aunt and uncle when they died about 1***** years ago, and I was going to sell it. But