USING BIOECONOMIC MODELS TO MAXIMIZE BENEFITS FROM VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL: LAMB PREDATION BY FERAL PIGS DAVID CHOQUENOT AND JIM HONE Abstract: The question “When should investment in pest control stop?” either expli - The Sheep-Pig - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	USING BIOECONOMIC MODELS TO MAXIMIZE BENEFITS FROM VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL: LAMB PREDATION BY FERAL PIGS DAVID CHOQUENOT AND JIM HONE Abstract: The question “When should investment in pest control stop?” either expli Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-06-18 11:38:20 Open Document File Size: 1,71 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Fig / / Country Australia / United States / / Currency AUD / USD / cent / / Facility Plant et al. / / IndustryTerm biological systems / pest management systems / / NaturalFeature Paroo River / Mary River / / Organization Component Unit / Federal Government / Poison Unit / / Person Ammunition / Clark Fig / JIM HONE / / Position farmer / first model / marginal analysis / Shooter / / Region eastern Australia / southern United States / / Technology simulation / / SocialTag Feral Pig Wild boar Sheep Domestic pig Sodium fluoroacetate Zoology Biology Agriculture

USING BIOECONOMIC MODELS TO MAXIMIZE BENEFITS FROM VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL: LAMB PREDATION BY FERAL PIGS DAVID CHOQUENOT AND JIM HONE Abstract: The question “When should investment in pest control stop?” either expliAdd to Reading List