• Cost recovery - at what cost? 

  Daniel, D. J. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1987)

  The world trend is to recover costs for services and products provided by government. No longer is it a matter of what might be desirable in presenting and implementing agricultural policy – rather it is, what are the ...
• Analysing the robustness of spice chains in Nepal from a smallholder perspective 

  Bhattarai, Salil; Lyne, Michael; Martin, Sandra K. (Asian Economic and Social Society, 2015)

  This study assesses the performance of supply chains for ginger and large cardamom, two major export crops produced in Nepal. In particular, it aims to identify factors that constrain marketing choices available to ...
• Symptoms and causes of poverty in a rural Vietnamese commune: does ethnicity matter? 

  Le, V.; Lyne, Michael; Ratna, Nazmun N.; Nuthall, Peter L. (Kassel University Press, 2014)

  © 2014, Kassel University Press GmbH. All rights reserved. This study uses data from a sample survey of 200 households drawn from a mountainous commune in Vietnam’s North Central Coast region to measure and explain relative ...
• Adoption of social media in the Australian and New Zealand wine industries 

  Forbes, Sharon L.; Goodman, S.; Dolan, R. (Australian Business Education Research Association, 2015-08)

  Purpose - This paper examines the adoption of social media technologies across the Australasian wine industries, how wineries are using social media, and the issues that limit adoption. Design/methodology/approach - Data ...
• A case study of the environmental and economic sustainability of dairy support farms in the Selwyn - Te Waihora Catchment 

  Irving, Charlotte (Lincoln University, 2016)

  Public and political concerns regarding the impact of agriculture on water quality have heightened in recent years in response to the declining water quality of New Zealand waterbodies. In response, Variation 1 of the ...

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