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The effects of road dust on agricultural and horticultural production systems in New Zealand
(Lincoln University, 1990)
Road dust emissions cause considerable productive losses to farming systems adjoining unsealed rural roads. Yet these costs are currently excluded from economic appraisals, required by the National Roads Board with each ...
The implications of utilising farm forestry for the intergeneration transfer of assets in family-farm succession
(Lincoln University, 1996)
In moden-day rural society, for farms to be retained within families it is becoming increasingly difficult when assets are distributed evenly between children while also providing for the parents' retirement.
This report ...
A recognition and analysis of the economic trade-offs between biodiversity conservation projects
(Lincoln University, 1998)
The Department of Conservation (DoC) is responsible for the recovery of indigenous species and ecosystems, and the control of introduced mammals under the Conservation Act 1987, the Wild Animal Control Act 1977, the National ...
A model of farmers’ decisions to adopt the new sheep breeds
(Lincoln University, 1993)
This study examines the criteria used by farmers in their decisions to adopt or reject new sheep breeds. The method used Ethnographic Decision Tree Modelling to elicit decision criteria used by the decision makers when ...
The effect of time on the impact of a natural hazard on property values
(Lincoln University, 1999)
Collective participant opinion has a fundamental effect on the function of the real estate market and property values. Market participant opinion, perception and tastes all help colour the market, but also add to its ...
Managing farm succession and retirement : the perspectives of dairy farmers and advisors
(Lincoln University, 1996)
Contemporary literature, newspaper articles and seminars have focused on farm succession in recent times and have upheld the general belief that farm succession is a common and desired occurrence.
Farmers, from the lower ...
The impacts of attitudes, information, situation and behaviour on problem recognition : the impact on agrichemical training
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1995-09)
In spite of the significant benefits that can be derived from training on safe and efficient agrichemical application and management, many primary producers do not undertake formal agrichemical training. An identified ...
Risk management in agriculture : Argentine evidence of perceived sources of risk, risk management strategies and risk efficiency in rice farming
(Lincoln University, 1999)
Rice production, as with any other production activity in agriculture, is risky. Rice producers in Argentina apply several risk management strategies to decrease the impact of risk. However, the effects of these strategies ...
The search for rules for non tariff barriers : fire blight of apples
(Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1997-12)
An appropriate objective for trade policy ought to be to maximise imports. Unfortunately, trade policy negotiators get very caught up in the facilitation of this objective by necessarily arguing about access for exports, ...