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Impact of delivering green dairy products on farm in New Zealand

This paper aims to explore whether consumers' willingness-to-pay (WTP) a price premium could incentivise dairy farmers to deliver products with credence attributes (CAs) in New…
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Reshaping a farming culture through participatory extension: An institutional logics perspective

Participatory extension programmes influenced practices, beliefs and values underlying the learning logic (changing from a ‘linear' to ‘multi-actor' logic) and thus can help facilitate more…
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Governing Value Creation and Capture in NZ Agribusiness Value Chains: A Case Study

This research investigates five case studies of New Zealand global value chains to identify those value chain attributes important to return value to the producer.…
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Assessing Contaminants with Stream Order

Determining whether excluding livestock from large streams in flat catchments would substantially decrease the contaminant load
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Supporting Land Use Adaptation for a Climate Changed Future

The convergence of water use consent renewals and dairy shed renewals may be a catalyst for land use change in mid-Canterbury around the early 2040s.…
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Parameters for simple empirical catchment water quality models for simulating Escherichia coli in New Zealand rivers

E. coli is sampled at over 1000 long-term river water quality monitoring stations across New Zealand every month. Analyses associated with NPS-FM implementation commonly use…
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Physiographics in the Waituna catchment

The Physiographic Environments of New Zealand research project, part of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge, describes how the physiographics approach has been…
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Revitalise te Taiao website

This website brings together over two years of work within Revitalise te Taiao, a mātauranga-led, science-informed, taiao-inspired research programme dedicated to supporting community-led land management,…
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