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Yolande Seddon
Dr Philip Cain
Dr Jonathan Guy
Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards
Development of a spreadsheet based financial model for pig producers considering high welfare farrowing systems2013
Dr Jonathan Guy
Dr Philip Cain
Emerita Professor Sandra Edwards
Economic evaluation of high welfare indoor farrowing systems for pigs2012
Dr Philip Cain
Sustainable Pig Production in the EU; an example of Erasmus intensive teaching programme2010
Muhammad Anwar
Dr Philip Cain
Dr Peter Rowlinson
Factors affecting the shape of the lactation curve in Nili-Ravi buffaloes in Pakistan2009
Dr Philip Cain
Muhammad Anwar
Dr Peter Rowlinson
Assessing the critical factors affecting the viability of small-scale dairy farms in the Punjab region of Pakistan to inform agricultural extension programmes2007
Dr Ali Mehmood
Dr Philip Cain
Poverty Targeting in Rural Sialkot-Pakistan; Application of Modified Participatory Wealth Ranking technique2007
Dr Philip Cain
Dr Jonathan Guy
Counting the cost of improved welfare for breeding sows in the UK2006
Dr Philip Cain
Handbook for Lecturers Design, Development and Delivery of Web-based Case Study Resources supporting student centred learning2004
Dr Hannah Bornett
Dr Jonathan Guy
Dr Philip Cain
Impact of animal welfare on costs and viability of pig production in the UK2003
Dr Philip Cain
Dr Jonathan Guy
Dr Hannah Bornett
The cost of increased animal welfare standards in UK pig production systems2003
Dr Jeremy Robert Franks
Dr Philip Cain
James Farrar
Economic efficiency in milk production: Scale and non-scale effects2002
Dr Jonathan Guy
Dr Hannah Bornett
Dr Philip Cain
The comparative cost of higher welfare in UK pig finishing systems. What price cheap food.2002
Dr Jeremy Robert Franks
James Farrar
Dr Philip Cain
The Economic Efficiency in the Use of Inputs: Milk2001
Dr Philip Cain
Appraisal of farm business performance2000
Dr Philip Cain
An industry in transition - A case-study of Hungarian agriculture1999