Research in ARGOS
Farm Management Monitoring & Analysis
- Sheep/Beef & High Country Specific
Apart from those research focused on farm management issues in a general sense, there is one area that scientists have their particular interests in: energy.
Research Reports
11/01 Recalling management changes in the New Zealand sheep/beef and wool sectors as response to external and internal drivers: Preliminary analysis of ARGOS retrospective interviews, by Sanne van den Dungen,
Chris Rosin and Lesley Hunt, June 2011
Published Articles
Reports
Lucock D et al. (2009) Crop and livestock Gross Margins for Organic and Conventional Systems booklet. Available from http://far.org.nz/system/files/16470+FAR+gross+margins+book+-+web_1.pdf
Conference Papers
Lucock, D.(1) + Hunt, L(2) - NPR - HOW DO ORGANIC, INTEGRATED AND CONVENTIONAL SHEEP/BEEF FARMS DIFFER IN MEAT PRODUCTION? (P151-163)", 1- AgriBusiness Group, Christchurch, 2- Lincoln University, New Zealand Proceedings of the 18th International Farm Management Association Congress ‘Thriving in a global market: innovation, co-operation and leadership’, Methven, Canterbury, New Zealand. 20-25 March 2011
Research Reports
06/07 Total
Energy Indicators: Benchmarking Organic, Integrated and Conventional
Sheep and Beef Farms, by Andrew Barber and Dave Lucock,
September 2006
Conference Papers
Norton S., Lucock D, Moller H, Manhire J. (2010) Energy return on investment for ARGOS dairy and sheep/beef farms under conventional, integrated, or organic management. Grasslands Conference 2010
Published Articles
Newspaper Articles
Not Specified (Wednesday, 11 August 2010) Energy efficiency research springs a surprise. Country-Wide. [Online] Available from http://www.country-wide.co.nz/article/11939.html
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