A tree model for Hawkes Bay farmers' tree planting decisions

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A tree model for Hawkes Bay farmers' tree planting decisions

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This research report presents the results of a regional pilot study of farmers' decision making regarding trees on their farms. A review of both international and New Zealand literature shows that farmers have a variety of attitudes towards trees. New Zealand research has employed widely varied research methods and shows a number of motivations for tree planting. Using the ethnographic decision tree model approach developed by Gladwin (1989) the results of the research show four discrete deci...

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Research Paper

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Date created

1992-09

Creator

Fairweather, JR

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/240

Related subjects

willows / poplar / forestry / farming / woodlot / shelterbelt / agroforestry / tree planting / Hawke's Bay / erosion control / Marsden::300606 Agroforestry / Marsden::340201 Agricultural economics / Marsden::340202 Environment and resource economics / Marsden::370108 Rural Sociology / Applied Economics

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