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Nature of the nuisance for each species, count of the number of times nuisance types were selected

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Nuisance nature on farms in Nova Scotia, Canada
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This report describes the results of a survey of Nova Scotia farmers in April-July, 2014,. The survey was titled Nuisance Nature, and asked farmers to: - identify plants and animals they would consider a nuisance; - to describe the nature and extent of the nuisance; - to describe how they deal with it; - whether they experience any benefits from th...
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... were asked to check a box, or write in the nature of the nuisance for each species. Crop damage was the most frequently identified nuisance, followed by harm to livestock (Table 7). ...

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