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    Eco-n adoption patterns and strategies of South Island dairy farmers 

    Smith, Daniel E. (Lincoln University, 2011)
    The most common form of pollution from New Zealand dairy farming is nitrogen, in the form of nitrates, being leached into aquifers and waterways resulting in increased nitrate levels and eutrophication of water bodies. The ...
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