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(Lincoln College. Department of Farm Management and Rural Valuation., 1972)Current economic conditions are forcing a number of farmers to re-appraise their programmes of machinery replacement. Historically plant has been a significant component of Total Farm Capital on many New Zealand farms, particularly those involved with cro ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2006)A survey of 59 key informants in biotechnology, agriculture, forestry, and seafood was conducted in 2005 to estimate the economic contribution of biotechnology to the primary sector in New Zealand. ...
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(Lincoln College, Department of Farm Management and Rural Valuation., 1970)The major irrigation schemes operative in, and planned for, Canterbury obtain water from snow fed rivers. These snow fed rivers run to the sea on the high parts of their fans which have coalesced to form the plains. They have their greatest flow in the sp ...
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(Lincoln University. Department of Agricultural Management and Property Studies, 2006)One of the ongoing debates amongst farmers and consultants is whether runoffs pay. Last summer Brendan Richards, as part of his Master of Applied Science studies at Lincoln University, decided to get some numbers on what has been happening with runoffs in ...
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(Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2000-11)Historically the New Zealand Dairy Industry has paid seasonal milk producing farmers the same price for milk irrespective of the month in which it was produced. Over the last ten years a number of attempts have been made to review this practice. Some s ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2006-08)Over the last several decades, changes to production technologies have significantly increased output from the primary sector. The contribution of improved genetics has been variously estimated, and the impacts of genetic engineering have received much at ...
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(Lincoln College. New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute., 1968-04)Volumes 1 and 2 of the Lincoln Papers in Water Resources comprise the papers presented at a Symposium on Water Resources Development which was arranged by the Engineering Section of the 40th ANZAAS Congress and organised by Lincoln College Staff. The v ...
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(Lincoln College. New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute., 1968-04)Volumes 1 and 2 of the Lincoln Papers in Water Resources comprise the papers presented at a Symposium on Water Resources Development which was arranged by the Engineering Section of the 40th ANZAAS Congress and organised by Lincoln College Staff. The v ...
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(Lincoln College. Department of Farm Management and Rural Valuation., 1971-08)This bulletin has been produced by the Department of Farm Management and Rural Valuation of Lincoln College in association with the New Zealand Society of Farm Management. It consists of papers given at the Society of Farm Management section of the Annual ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983)Many groups and individuals are involved in decision making for the allocation of the salmon resource. A comprehensive study of the economics of salmon ranching in New Zealand has not previously been undertaken. Before informed decisions can be made, such ...