• Breaking the Parasite life cycle 

  Martin-Mckie, Marsha (Lincoln University, 2018)

  This thesis investigates the use of either liquid urea or effective microorganism solutions to break the parasite lifecycle while outside of its host and reduced larval challenge on pasture. The main aim was to extend in ...

• The release of nitrogen and carbohydrate from herbage during comminution 

  Minnee, Elena (Lincoln University, 2017)

  In forage-based livestock production systems, dietary N is often in excess supply. In addition, the efficiency with which ruminants utilise dietary N utilisation is low, leading to substantial losses of N to the environment, ...

• Development of an integrative water quality monitoring programme for Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere 

  McMillan, Valerie (Lincoln University, 2018)

  Fresh water lakes are highly valued in today’s world. The use and management of this freshwater resource is critical to all four well-beings (social, economic, environmental, and cultural) worldwide and specifically (for ...

• Major Cycle Routes in Christchurch: Conflicts in Local Situations and Proposed Design-based Solutions 

  Di, Wang (Lincoln University, 2018-02-28)

  The Christchurch City Council is currently developing a network of 13 major cycle routes, which link residential neighbourhoods, businesses, parks, schools and popular recreational destinations across Christchurch. As of ...

• Measuring smallholder competitiveness in the tomato value chain in Cambodia: A transaction costs perspective 

  Roeun, Narith (Lincoln University, 2018)

  Smallholders in developing countries face many challenges in participating in high-value agri-food value chains. High transaction costs are an important constraint, but there is little in the value chain literature that ...

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