Issues 1-10, Published January 1994 to July 1998
Republished in a single volume with comprehensive index, 548 pages............................. $30
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Index (for Issues 1-10), also available separately,
148 pages............................. $15
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Issue 10, Published July 1998, Still available separately, 104 pages........................... $10
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Articles on company essentials, investment schemes, Do Our Own Marketing Research, information services, business and farm planning, cooperatives, bushfood etc. Crop profiles include native citrus, kenaf, native pepper, oil palm, kakadu plum, argan, taro etc. Usual features include research, publications, conferences, organisations, enquiries etc.

Issue 11, Published Jan. 1999, Still available separately,
172 pages........................... $10
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Articles on critical success factors in new agricultural enterprises, hydroponic herbs, risk management, establishing new industries, commercialisation of new crops, entering the herb industry, herb raw materials used in manufacturing in Australia, farm marketing tips, etc. Crop profiles include stevia, ramie, pitaya, acacia, cat's whiskers, chamomile, ginseng, industrial hemp, vegetable amaranth etc. Short articles on pulses, navy beans, faba beans, essential oils, olives, farm forestry, paulownia, carbon credits, adzuki beans, lentils etc. Usual features include conference reports, forthcoming conferences, new crops research, publications, organisations, enquiries, web links etc. Index included for Issue 11.

Issue 12, Dated July 1999,
248 pages........................... $15
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Articles on the global marketplace, Asian vegetables, developing niche agribusiness exports, trees on farms and bushfoods, the value chain in the Native Australian Food Industry, market and product development, marketing and advertising tactics, marketing strategies, an evaluation of DOOR Marketing, synthetic varieties, numerous brief crop profiles, reports and the regular features.
Index included for Issue 12.

Issue 13, Published January 2000,
254 pages........................... $15
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Final report of UQ-33A: details of the 10 Steps for Planning, the background and execution of the DOOR Marketing Course, the 13 Steps for New Crop Commercialisation, the Australian New Crops Web Site, etc. Index included for Issue 13.

Second Edition, Published January 1999
284 pages........................... $30
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Includes names and addresses of over 250 Australian new crops workers, along with their contact details, crops of interest, experience and other information provided by the participants. Includes an index.

Published May 1998, 254 pages................. $30
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Includes chapters on What is a new crop?, Planning for new crops, Choosing new crops, New crops as a component of the farming system, Marketing information, Solving problems, The 13 steps for commercialising new crops, Sources of information, Theory of marketing new crops, Analysing new crops marketing, including Strategic Marketing Management, SWOT analysis, Case histories (ginseng, chamomile, Echinacea angustifolia) and an extensive series of readings concerned with Seeking information, Internet searching, Marketing web links, Reference books, Marketing, Bushfood, New Crops Options Days, Do Our Own Research and the Process of Facilitation.

Second Edition, Published June 1997,
553 pages....................... $30
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A listing of over 3400 useful plants, many of which could be potential new crops, each with some useful product; includes common and botanical names and use; included in this edition is a diagram for each crop displaying the numbers of publications worldwide which have mentioned the crop, by year since 1960; this indicates whether interest is increasing or decreasing in each crop.