Figures

Figure 1: Trends in amount of fertiliser P (- ) applied to the mean M&WES Class 1 high country farm and mean price received for wool (-- ).

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Figure 2: Modelled mean area (ha) of developed grassland for M&WES Class 1 high country farm 28 years from 1969.

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Figure 3: Net nutrient balance on the mean M&WES Class 1 high country farm; (Highest to lowest: Ca; N; P; S; K).

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Figure 4: Wool (- ) and liveweight (-- ) removed from the mean M&WES Class 1 high country farm.

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Figure 5: Mean stocking rates (su ha-1) M&WES Class 1 high country farm.

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Figure 6: Mean annual nutrient balances on developedgrassland within M&WES Class 1 high country farm (kg ha-1); (Top to bottom: Ca; N; P; S; K).

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Figure 7: Mean annual nutrient balances on undeveloped grassland within M&WES Class 1 high country farm (kg ha-1); (Top to bottom: Ca; N; P; S; K).

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