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Professor David Falepau is a faculty member at Charles Sturt University, affiliated with the School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences and the Gulbali Research Institute. He serves as Professor in Agricultural Business Management and oversees the Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management degree program, teaching in both first and final year subjects. His work contributes to innovation in agribusiness and sustainable agricultural development.
Research Interests: David Falepau's research centers on agricultural value chains, innovation capability in farming systems, soil stewardship, and decision support tools for farmers. He is particularly focused on enhancing farmer decision-making for sustainable and profitable agriculture. His recent work emphasizes agricultural development in Pacific Island Countries, especially Samoa, reflecting his personal and professional commitment to the region.
The recent publications reflect a strong trend in applied agribusiness research, focusing on practical tools and systems to improve soil management, farmer innovation, and adoption of sustainable practices. The work integrates environmental stewardship with economic viability, targeting real-world challenges in agricultural production systems.
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Advising and Grants: While specific students are not listed, Professor Falepau leads research projects that involve collaboration and capacity building, particularly in farmer innovation programs. His research is supported through commissioned reports and partnerships with organizations such as the Soil CRC, indicating active grant and project funding in applied agricultural research.
Labs, Teams, and Research Groups: David Falepau is affiliated with the Gulbali Research Institute and the Sturt Group at Charles Sturt University. He is part of research initiatives focused on regional work, organizational resilience, and sustainable agricultural systems. His work often involves multi-disciplinary teams addressing complex agribusiness and environmental challenges.
