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Title:

Managing Waterways on Farms

Author:

MacGibbon, R. & Tipa, G.

Publisher:

Ministry for the Environment

Web Link:

http://www.mfe.govt.nz

Pub Date:

2001

Available:

MAF Nelson



Abstract
: A guide to sustainable water and riparian management in rural New Zealand.
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Title:

Irrigation Efficiency Enhancement - Stage 1

Author:

McIndoe, I.

Publisher:

Lincoln Environmental

Pub Date:

2002

Available:

MAF Wellington



Abstract
: The objective of the study was to determine Parameters for determining irrigation design indicators System design and operation limitations Practical solutions for improving efficiency through better design
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Title:

Testing of Irrigation Best Management Guidelines 1998-1999

Author:

McIndoe, I.

Publisher:

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

Web Link:

www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/irrigation/testing-irrigation-best-management-guidelines/finalwater0007checked.pdf

Pub Date:

2000



Abstract
: Within an overall framework of promoting sustainable farming, MAF Policy has designed a research program with the aim of developing procedures to achieve sustainable irrigated agriculture and to have those procedures adopted and used by the New Zealand farming industry. In previous studies funded through the MAF Operations Research Programme, a set of indicators that farmers could use to measure and report on the sustainability of their irrigation management practices was determined (MAF Technical Paper 00/03), and Best Management Guidelines for Sustainable Irrigated Agriculture developed (MAF Technical Paper 00/05). The implementation of the Best Management Guidelines was tested in the 1997-1998 irrigation season (MAF Technical Paper 00/06) to find out if they were workable, sensible, and could be adopted by farmers.
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Title:

The Potential of Energy (CO2) Savings in Irrigated Agriculture

Author:

McIndoe, I. & Robb, C.

Publisher:

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

Pub Date:

2000

Available:

MAF Wellington



Abstract
: The aim of this project was to determine whether or not the potential for energy savings in irrigated agriculture and the associated CO2 reductions resulting from those savings could be significant enough to justify further consideration.
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Title:

Testing of irrigation best management guidelines 1997-1998

Author:

McIndoe, I.

Publisher:

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

Web Link:

www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/irrigation/irrigation-guidelines-testing/httoc.htm

Pub Date:

1998



Abstract
: Within an overall framework of promoting sustainable farming, MAF Policy has designed a research program with the aim of developing procedures to achieve sustainable irrigated agriculture and to have those procedures adopted and used by the New Zealand farming industry. In previous studies funded through its Operations Research Programme, a set of indicators that farmers could use to measure and report on the sustainability of their irrigation management practices was determined (MAF Technical paper 00/3), and Best Management Guidelines for sustainable irrigated agriculture developed (MAF Technical paper 00/5).
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Title:

Developing an effective irrigation water-use meter

Author:

McIndoe, I., Carran, P. & Townsend, D.

Web Link:

www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/irrigation/waterusemeter/httoc.htm

Pub Date:

1998



Abstract
: This project was initiated to develop a prototype irrigation water use meter that could be easily installed and used with reliable results on all types of pressurised irrigation systems. The development of this meter was required to significantly increase the applicability and value to agriculture of indicators of sustainable irrigation and the adoption of best management practices currently being developed through MAF Operational Research Project contracts.
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Title:

The Irrigation Guide - A guide to decision making when going irrigating

Author:

McIndoe, I., Attewell, D. & Engelbrecht, B.

Publisher:

AGMARDT

Available:

MAF Wellington



Abstract
: Answers key questions of: Why irrigate? What crops and/or pastures are to be grown? How is it going to be done? Is it going to be financially viable?
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Title:

Wairarapa Farmer/Grower Irrigation Decision Making Booklet - A beginners guide to irrigation

Author:

McLaren, N.

Publisher:

Wrightson Solutions Consultant

Pub Date:

2003

Available:

MAF Wellington



Abstract
: This document is designed to complement the ongoing work being done to create a regional irrigation system to provide access to water for a further 30,000 hectares of the Wairarapa Valley.
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Title:

Ecosystem health of Canterbury rivers: Development and implementation of biotic and habitat assessment methods 1999/2000

Author:

Meredith, A. S., Cottam, D., Anthony, M. & Lavender, R.

Publisher:

Environment Canterbury

Web Link:

http://www.ecan.govt.nz/plans-reports/water.html

Pub Date:

2003

Available:

Environment Canterbury



Abstract
: This report poses the question "how healthy are our streams?" by looking at the biological and physical condition of more than 200 sites throughout Canterbury, representative of five major stream types. Sites have been assessed on a five point scale in terms of both biotic health and the quality of the habitat.
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Title:

An overview of the water quality of the rivers and streams of the Canterbury region

Author:

Meredith, A. S. & Hayward, S. A.

Publisher:

Environment Canterbury

Web Link:

http://www.ecan.govt.nz/plans-reports/water.html

Pub Date:

2002

Available:

Environment Canterbury



Abstract
: This report reviews the current state of water quality in river and stream types for Canterbury over the past 11 years. Classification of rivers into 6 main types enabled characterisation of each river type based on nutrient, microbial and sedimentation data.
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Title:

Nitrate Leaching

Author:

Monaghan, R.

Publisher:

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

Pub Date:

1998

Available:

Dunedin; LI


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Title:

Southland Water Resources Study Stages 1 to 3

Author:

Morgan, M. & Evans, C.

Publisher:

Lincoln Environmental; MWH

Pub Date:

September 2003


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Title:

Water in New Zealand Agriculture: Resilience and Growth - DRAFT

Author:

Morgan, M., Harris, S. & Smith, W.

Publisher:

Lincoln Environmental;Harris Consulting;University of Auckland

Pub Date:

2003

Available:

MAF Policy Nelson, 03 543-9182



Abstract
: This study was designed to explore the environmental, economic and social impacts of water use on New Zealand agriculture.
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Title:

Canterbury Strategic Water Study

Author:

Morgan, M., Bidwell, V., Bright, J. & McIndoe, I.

Publisher:

Lincoln Environmental

Pub Date:

2002

Available:

MAF Wellington



Abstract
: the Canterbury Strategic Water Study was proposed to provide fundamental information on: The potential long-term requirement for water; The capacity of the region to meet those requirements; The water resources that would come under the most stress; The reliability, over the long-term of water supplied from natural systems for abstractive uses.
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