Farmers' Needs for Management, Research and Extension, and Policy - Findings of a Farmers' Workshop and their Implications

Publication year: 
1992

This paper reports the findings of a workshop attended by farmers in New Zealand. Farmers' objectives, their circumstances and the constraints they face are central to any consideration of ways of improving farming systems. The management, research and extension, and policy needs of the farmers attending this workshop were diverse. This diversity was linked to the degree of diversity in business objectives and management structures on their farms. More research on these issues across a spectrum of farmers is required to ensure that research and technology transfer meet their needs. Most of the discussion relates to wool and meat products.

Source publication information
Journal Title: 
Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association
Volume: 
54
Pages: 
pp. 7-10
Publisher
Available at IDS for reference

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D : Agriculture and NRM : Pastoralism and livestock 1520
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