Management Factors: What is Important, Prices, Yields, Costs, or Technology Adoption?
Cooper H Morris, Elizabeth A Yeager, Kevin C Dhuyvetter, and Greg Regier ( June, 2016 )
Summary
Economically, a well managed farm is one that consistently makes greater profits than similarly structured neighboring farms. In the context of crop production management, an operator could be more profitable than his neighbors for a number of reasons. This paper studies several management factors using empirical data of Kansas farms from.
Details
| Organization | Kansas State University Department of Agricultural Economics |
| Publisher | Kansas State University |
| Publication Date | June, 2016 |
| Publication Views | 1923 |
| Material Type | Written Material |
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