An assessment of the economic, environmental and social impacts of NSW Agriculture's advisory progra...
An assessment of the economic, environmental and social impacts of NSW Agriculture's advisory progra...
An assessment of the economic, environmental and social impacts of NSW Agriculture's advisory programs in water use efficiency [electronic resource] / Jason Crean ... [et al.].
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Orange, N.S.W. : Dept. of Primary Industries, 2004.
Date
2004.
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English
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Orange, N.S.W. : Dept. of Primary Industries, 2004.
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New South Wales
Date Published
2004.
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Summary
"This publication reports an assessment of the economic, social and environmental impacts of the former NSW Agricultures̉ advisory programs in water use efficiency. Since 1998 the principal vehicle for this advisory work has been the WaterWise on the Farm (WWF) Initiative"--Executive summary.
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An assessment of the economic, environmental and social impacts of NSW Agriculture's advisory programs in water use efficiency [electronic resource] / Jason Crean ... [et al.].
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Economic research report (NSW Dept. of Primary Industries) ; no. 21.
Title from title screen (viewed Sept. 1, 2004).
"July 2004".
References: p. 38.
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Mode of access: via the World Wide Web. On 20/3/2008 available from NSW Dept. of Primary Industries website at: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/research/areas/health-science/economics-research/reports/err21. On 15/11/2010 freely availabl...
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74VKwrNJjBdl
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VKwrNJjBdl
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ISBN
0734715781
9780734715784
ISSN
1442-9764
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991018378259702626
