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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Ashburton"”.

  1. A management study of irrigation farming in the Ashburton-Lyndhurst scheme of Mid-Canterbury

    … in an area of 64,000 acres now known as the Ashburton-Lyndhurst Irrigation Scheme. The carrying capacity of the land in its then natural state was approximately one ewe per acre, and irrigation appeared to be the most obvious means of raising production levels. The terrain was suitable for …

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  2. Characterising alluvial architecture using physical models, subsurface data and field analogues

    … channel-belt scale. Physical modelling of the Ashburton River, Canterbury Plains, New Zealand has allowed the impact of grain size to be isolated from other controlling parameters. Three reach-scale, generic Froude-scaled modelling experiments, incorporating a fourfold change in grain size have …

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  3. An economic evaluation of the Rakaia fishery as a recreation resource

    … male anglers within the North Canterbury and Ashburton Acclimitisation Societies for the 1971-72 fishing season. The travel cost demand function estimate indicated that only 7.63 per cent of the variability in angler's visits was associated with the variation in their travel and on-site costs …

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  4. The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846

    The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846 (Candidate: Charles Graham Earles, Sidney Sussex College) The decade from 1836 produced major tensions in British-American relations over Canada and the role of the United States as a growing regional and …

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