Economic evaluation according to farm typology. by Valeria Paucar-Quishpe (16469753)

“…This study aims to quantify the costs of inputs involved in milk production and to know the role of acaricide treatment in the production costs on dairy farms in subtropical zones using a farming system approach. …”

Fixed and variable costs in livestock farming. by Valeria Paucar-Quishpe (16469753)

“…This study aims to quantify the costs of inputs involved in milk production and to know the role of acaricide treatment in the production costs on dairy farms in subtropical zones using a farming system approach. …”

Additional farm statistics from simulations. by Francesco Pinotti (6719150)

“…(B) Cumulative distribution of sizes of transactions involving farms and middlemen (solid line). The dotted line represents the cumulative proportion of chickens sold in transactions up to a given size. …”

A comparison of species diversity of various bacteria taxa in non-contaminated soils (NCS), abandoned pesticide-contaminated soil (AB-PCS) and actively pesticide-contaminated soil... by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Chemical properties of non-contaminated (NCS), abandoned pesticide-contaminated (AB-PCS) and actively pesticide-contaminated (AC-PCS) soils. by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Comparison of the abundance of the topmost 16 bacteria phyla in the non-contaminated soil (NCS), abandoned contaminated soil (AB-PCS) and actively contaminated soil (AC-PCS) in the... by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Comparison of the abundance of the topmost twenty bacteria species in the non-contaminated soil (NCS), abandoned contaminated soil (AB-PCS) and actively contaminated soil (AC-PCS)... by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Relative abundance (%) of the topmost bacteria taxa in the taxonomic hierarchy within the non-contaminated (NCS), abandoned pesticide-contaminated (AB-PCS) and actively pesticide-c... by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Soil bacteria composition similarity in the non-contaminated (NCS), abandoned pesticide-contaminated (AB-PCS) and actively pesticide-contaminated (AC-PCS) soils. by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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List of pesticides used on cabbage fields in the study area. WHO hazard class II = moderately hazardous, <i>c</i>lass III = slightly hazardous. by Sefa Peprah (21445806)

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Kan Vestlandet få ny vekst i fiskeeksporten til Russland? by Alexander Petrov (3254043)

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Number of farms and their sizes in Vesterålen, North Norway. by Ingunn M. Tombre (448378)

“…<p>The number of farms and the total size of subsidised areas involved in a subsidy scheme for spring staging geese in four municipalities in Vesterålen, North Norway, over the years 2007−2012.…”

S1 Data - by Ting-Yu Cheng (6824684)

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Swine industry stakeholders’ perception regarding logistic, speed, efficiency, and animal welfare of swine depopulation using the water-based foam before and after observing two fi... by Ting-Yu Cheng (6824684)

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Short-term mental effects on participated swine industry stakeholders one month after observing two water-based foam swine depopulation trials. by Ting-Yu Cheng (6824684)

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DataSheet_1_The views of farm animal veterinarians about their roles and responsibilities associated with on-farm end-of-life situations.pdf by Ellen Deelen (13582255)

“…<p>Farm animal veterinarians are often involved in on-farm end-of-life (EoL) decisions and questions concerning euthanasia. …”

DataSheet_3_The views of farm animal veterinarians about their roles and responsibilities associated with on-farm end-of-life situations.pdf by Ellen Deelen (13582255)

“…<p>Farm animal veterinarians are often involved in on-farm end-of-life (EoL) decisions and questions concerning euthanasia. …”

DataSheet_2_The views of farm animal veterinarians about their roles and responsibilities associated with on-farm end-of-life situations.pdf by Ellen Deelen (13582255)

“…<p>Farm animal veterinarians are often involved in on-farm end-of-life (EoL) decisions and questions concerning euthanasia. …”

Guidance for Catchment Groups to Develop Farm Plans by Jim Sinner (4325977)

“…Printable 4-step plan for catchment groups to develop effective farm plans (PDF, 1 page). To make farm plans an effective tool for improving waterways, we propose an approach based on catchment groups, with four key elements: identify outcomes, develop sub-catchment plans, partner with tangata whenua, then monitor and adapt. …”

Fig 7 - by M. Isabel Ramos (20565201)

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