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The Economics of Forage Production and Utilization in the Province of Quebec

Hylke Van de Wetering
The Economics of Forage Production and Utilization in the Province of Quebec by Hylke Van de Wetering PDF

Author : Hylke Van de Wetering
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Page : 478 pages
File Size : 42,48 MB
Release : 1961
Category : Agriculture
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"At any time a farm-firm has at its disposal given quantities of various factors of production. This study is concerned with investigating a procedure which will generally lead to that combination of production factors which is both feasible and most renumerative. Any theory of the firm has much the same objectives but sufficient differences in assumptions exist to make a general theory which would include all others an expository tool excelling in completeness rather than lucidity. The subject areas of difference deal with the nature of the objective functional to be maximized, the differentibility of production relationships; the stochastic nature of production relationships and the imperfection of both input and output markets." --

Economic Utilization of Forages in the Production of Milk and Beef in the Northeast United States

Economic Utilization of Forages in the Production of Milk and Beef in the Northeast United States by PDF

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Page : 20 pages
File Size : 31,72 MB
Release : 1979
Category : Beef cattle
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Extract: The objectives of this paper are (1) to determine the most economical forage production, storage and feeding system for milk production, finishing dairy steers to slaughter weight and finishing traditional beef breed steers to slaughter weight on a productive land resource, versus a marginal land resource, and (2) to compare profitability on a marginal land resource.