THE ECONOMY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF ORGANIC MILK FARMS COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL FARMS MANAGED IN THE U.S
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https://doi.org/10.52567/pjsr.v3i3.248Abstract
Ensured normal and customary dairy farms in the United States are reliant on financial, money related, and creative appraisals, using milk data from the 2016 USDA Agricultural Resources Survey. A stochastic model of creation confines that uses a design for the limit of moving the dairy farm section to the United States to consider specific viability and residence execution (RTS) in the two systems and in various size classes. Money related and monetary measures, for instance, net benefit from assets and hypothesis costs, similarly as measures for advancement introduction, are taken a gander at by system and size. For the two systems, size is the essential determinant of earnestness reliant on picked efficiency measures and STRs.
Keywords: Milk; Cows; Biologically; Conventional; Dairy Products in the United States.
JEL Ratings: Q12. Q14. Q18.
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