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    Different approach to staffing in the dairy industry 

    Kyte Richard, J (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2007)
    I believe the New Zealand dairy industry is being compromised by understaffing on farms, especially larger units of 600 cows or more. This has become a significantly greater problem in the last 10 years and specifically in ...
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    New Zealand agriculture: passive investment opportunities 

    Banks Tim, (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2001)
    With a positive outlook and a passion for agriculture and a dream of one day owning a farm the purpose of my report has been to research opportunities that exist for 'passive investment' in agriculture. That is to ...
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    Ora : a market lead strategy 

    Miller Jason, A (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2007-11)
    While the New Zealand sheep meat industry has been able to maintain relative profitability through continued production improvements and a reduction of costs, the increasing level of competition from cheaper sources of ...
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    A network for women involved in dairying 

    Clements Robyn, E (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2000)
    This report discusses the importance of recognising the actual activities and varied roles of women in dairying in New Zealand rather than traditional perceptions. It describes the advantages of increasing their participation ...
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    Perceptions of a career in the dairy industry : survey of Taranaki secondary school students 

    Kuriger Barbara, J (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2001)
    A prediction has been made that by the year 2005, we are going to need another 5000 people in the dairy industry. We are currently struggling to attract enough of the right people. I am concerned about where these people ...
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    Mentoring for the rural sector : identifying the needs of the participants 

    Knowles Katrina, (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2006)
    In years gone by farming was looked at as a life style option for people who wanted to work outside. It was not considered to be a desirable career option for most but was for those who had no other options. It involved ...
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    Branding a dairy farm operation 

    Clayton Greene Campbell, (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2004)
    Every company has a reputation. Everyone you meet will form an opinion about your company, even if they have not done business with you yet. The challenge is to manage your reputation so that the opinion that people have ...
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    Farmers should continue to farm Holstein Friesian cows: New Zealand milk pricing models have to change! 

    van Beek, G (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2008-11)
    Dairy farmers take feed and convert that to milk and other farm products which are converted, typically in New Zealand by member co-operatives into marketable products for sale. The net revenue is distributed back to ...
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    Can human resource practices improve staff retention on Canterbury dairy farms? 

    Woods Gail, (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2004-11)
    The issues surrounding retention and training of staff in the dairy industry have become a 'catch cry' over the last five years as the industry expands and skill shortages intensify. "Are we achieving the results we need ...
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    The New Zealand rural property market-where to from here? 

    Wills Bruce, (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2006)
    The objective of this report is to understand why farmland values have almost quadrupled since 1990 and perhaps more importantly analyse and try to predict where prices paid for farmland are likely to go from here. The ...
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    AuthorBurtt, Elizabeth S. (5)August Kris, (1)Banks Tim, (1)Bayly Anna, (1)Benge Jayson, (1)Buchanan Conall, (1)Butson, Kate (1)Chaston Tony, (1)Clark, M. B. (1)Clayton Greene Campbell, (1)... View MoreKeyword
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