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    An economic evaluation of changes in the allocation of water for irrigation from the Ashburton river

    Greer, Glen; Rae, G.
    Abstract
    In this study the authors have investigated the economic implications for farmers in the area of changes in the availability of irrigation water from the Ashburton River. This report comprises part of a suite of reports commissioned by the Canterbury Regional Council in order to facilitate the drafting of the Ashburton Catchment Management Plan. The implications of changes in water allocation in terms of regional agricultural output and in terms of individual farm productivity, profitability and viability have been examined. An innovative approach to the issue of between season variability has been employed in the survey and analysis.... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    irrigation; economic aspects; irrigation development; water allocation; waterways; Ashburton River; New Zealand; water resources development
    Fields of Research
    1402 Applied Economics
    Date
    1992-11
    Type
    Monograph
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    • AERU Research Report series [354]
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