论文信息 - Understanding why farmers change their farming practices : the role of orienting principles in technology transfer

Understanding why farmers change their farming practices : the role of orienting principles in technology transfer

Funding for this research was received from the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology. The Lotteries Board supported the research by providing technical equipment. The former New Zealand Institute for Social Research and Development initiated this project and it was continued by the AERU in November, 1994.

John R. Fairweather | C. Morris | A. Loveridge

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