Topic One Heading

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Introduction
A paragraph introducing the property you visited, including the owner or manager’s name, property
area, location, farm type, history (if relevant) and any other features of relevance to the report. The
assignment instructions are not required.
Note: This is where you reference the information you obtained verbally from the farmer….
….Unless otherwise stated, all information for this report was obtained from the owner of the
property, Frederick Smith (personal communication, 26th February 2018)…….
1. Topic One Heading
(Do not use the assignment question as a heading – pick something short and relevant).
1.1 Sub-heading One
A paragraph or two related to the above heading/subheading.
1.2 Sub-heading Two
A paragraph or two related to the above heading/subheading.
You may wish to include a table rather than text, if the data is more clearly expressed this way. For
example dates, lists of costs or calculations.
As shown in Table 1………
Table 1: Relevant Title
Source: Author (year)
Note that a source may be required if you have taken the figures out of another publication such as
the handout.
1.3 Sub-heading Three
A paragraph or two related to the above heading/subheading.
2. Topic Two Heading
A paragraph or two related to the above heading/subheading.
2.1 Sub-heading One
You may wish to include a figure.
As shown in Figure 1………
Figure 1: Relevant Title
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3. Topic Three Heading
A paragraph or two related to the above heading/subheading.
Use as many Headings and/or sub-headings as are relevant to the particular report you are writing.
Conclusion
Sometimes this may be required, but not always.
References:
Handouts should be referenced, along with any other references that you have used.
Bailey A. (2018) Title of the handout. Farm visit handout. Available from Lincoln
University mylincoln MGMT103 website.
Acknowledgements:
This is where you thank the farmer for his/her time and for sharing their knowledge with you. You
can also thank any other people you feel have contributed the field trip or your report.