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    An economic study of wheat-farms in Springs County 

    Iversen, C. E. (Canterbury Agricultural College, University of New Zealand, 1929)
    “Wheat is by far the most valuable plant in the world. It is the main source of food for modern Europe, for much of Asia for America and Australasia. In view of its importance it is strange that there should be no record ...
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    The effect of higher energy costs on New Zealand beef producers' exports to United States 

    Judge, R. D. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1980)
    In this thesis the energy intensity of marginal New Zealand and United States beef production is estimated and the effect of any difference on New Zealand beef producers' exports to the United States is analysed. After ...
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    Motivation and other factors influencing the adoption of practices by sheep farmers in Oxford County, New Zealand 

    Greer, John P. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1982)
    This study examines the relationship between-farmers' motivation, as measured by orientation to work, and their adoption of new farm practices. Reviews of New Zealand agricultural extension research, of well-known ...
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    Fertilizers in New Zealand, 1867-1929 

    McCaskill, L.W. (Canterbury Agricultural College, University of New Zealand, 1929)
    In 1869, New Zealand use 216 tons of imported fertilizers in addition to a very small amount of local bonedust. Sixty years later, the imports amounted to 324,145 tons, while local production was in the neighbourhood of ...
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    An economic evaluation of the Rakaia fishery as a recreation resource 

    Gluck, R. J. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1974)
    Cost benefit analysis is a tool for determining a project's economic worth to society. It implies the enumeration and evaluation of all the relevant costs and benefits associated with a project. At present irrigation ...
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    Factors influencing agro-environmental regulatory compliance behaviour on Canterbury dairy farms 

    MacNamara, Marin Anne-Elise (Lincoln University, 2016-12-02)
    The Canterbury dairy industry has grown significantly in the past several decades in both the number of cows being milked and effective farming area. The industry has seen substantial growth in farm size, productivity and ...
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    Directory of public agencies in the South Island hill and high country 

    Kerr, I. G. C.; Thomson, Nan; Lefever, K. R. (Lincoln College. Tussock Grasslands & Mountain Lands Institute., 1985)
    This directory, published by the Centre for Resource Management, is a comprehensive list of professional and technical staff engaged in research, extension, development and administration in the hill and high country of ...
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    An investigation of productivity and technological advance in New Zealand agriculture 

    Hussey, Denis D. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1969)
    One of the main distinguishing features of the New Zealand economy has been the heavy dependance on agriculture. This importance of the primary sector has undoubtedly been due to an abundance of cultivable land, a favourable ...
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    Work study of wool harvesting in woolsheds around Christchurch 

    Loo, C. P. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1978)
    In this study, the author followed two shearing gangs in their runs to various types of woolsheds around Christchurch. The first gang consisted of two shearers. Dave, an experienced skilful shearer and Steve, a trainee ...
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    An economic evaluation of winter feed alternatives for Canterbury seasonal supply dairy farms : a dissertation submitted in partial fulfiment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Honours), Lincoln College 

    Leafberg, G. J. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1989)
    Dairy farming has been a part of the Canterbury farming scene from the earliest settler days. Banks Peninsula was New Zealand’s first dairying area. During the 1840's shipments were made to whaling stations, to Wellington ...
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