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A linear programming study of the supply of store beef cattle from hill country farms
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1968)
Within the general area of aggregate New Zealand beef supply, the supply of store cattle and associated beef products from beef breeding farms on a certain class of North Island hill country was chosen as the object of ...
An economic assessment of the middle class and upper class market in Malaya as a potential outlet for New Zealand meat and dairy products
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1968)
It is only recently that the need for New Zealand to find and develop new food markets has become apparent. Up till then, her established markets, mainly the United Kingdom, have been able to absorb all the food products ...
An econometric study of wholesale meat prices in the United Kingdom
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1968)
Despite the drive to develop new markets for New Zealand’s meat exports, the United Kingdom still remains the most important single market by far. Over the five year period 1962/3 to 1966/7, meat provided about 27% of New ...
An economic study of wool scouring in New Zealand
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1967)
In this thesis we propose to make an economic study of Wool Scouring in New Zealand. Essentially this is an industry survey. We have taken the Wool Scouring Industry as an example of a local primary processing industry and ...
Farm budget manual Volume Three
(Lincoln College, 1969)
Sections 1, 2 and 3 are devoted to the revenue and expenditure data required to convert a physical programme into a financial one. Section 4 contains some relevant notes on taxation as applied to farming enterprise. In the ...
Notes on farm machinery and plant 1963
(Lincoln College. Department of Farm Management and Rural Valuation., 1963)
The prices quoted are to the nearest £ as retail cost, ex store Christchurch (unless otherwise stated). Adjustments may be necessary where applicable for transport and installing charges or discounts. All Reid and Gray ...
A management study of irrigation farming in the Ashburton-Lyndhurst scheme of Mid-Canterbury
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1965)
Throughout the world, irrigation is used to raise the productive capacity of the soil, where soil moisture is a limiting factor. Many irrigation areas can not achieve any production without the supplementation of soil ...
Profitability and economics of cropping
(New Zealand Grassland Association., 1968)
The data requirements for an assessment of the profitability
of alternative farm management systems are the
technical rates of substitution of one enter rise for
another, and their price ratios. In a mixed arable ...
A study of the economic and managerial effects of automatic irrigation in the Mid-Canterbury District of New Zealand
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1967)
A summer climate of low humidity, warm winds and high temperatures creates the soil moisture conditions that are sufficient to sustain active plant growth over the summer period in Canterbury. Irrigation was installed to ...
Farm planning and budgeting manual 1967-68
(Lincoln College., 1968)
Farming has become a very complex business in recent years and it requires careful planning if a farmer is to obtain the best results over a period of years. Large scale technological changes in methods of production since ...