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Applied Economics Letters, 2007
The availability of conventional medical services (i.e., allopathy) is the basic need for a modern day living. Though this clause is easily met in the developed countries, but in the developing countries it is very difficult to accomplish. Hence in the developing countries a dearth is often created, which is filled to some extent by complementary and ...
Dipanwita S. D. Choudhury, Tuhin K. Das
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The availability of conventional medical services (i.e., allopathy) is the basic need for a modern day living. Though this clause is easily met in the developed countries, but in the developing countries it is very difficult to accomplish. Hence in the developing countries a dearth is often created, which is filled to some extent by complementary and ...
Dipanwita S. D. Choudhury, Tuhin K. Das
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Economic Performance of Long‐term Organic and Conventional Crop Rotations in the Mid‐Atlantic
Agronomy Journal, 2019Increased demand for organic grain in the United States is resulting in increased production. However, no economic analysis in the United States accounts for post 2005 increases in commodity prices, fuel, and fertilizer costs.
Kathryn E. White +3 more
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Comparative local economic benefits of conventional and alternative cropping systems
American Journal of Alternative Agriculture, 1989AbstractI reexamined five previously published studies that compared the economics of high input conventional crop production systems in various regions to the economics of lower input alternatives that use green manures, cover crops, and more diversified rotations, but no inorganic fertilizers and little or no synthetic pesticides.
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American Journal of Alternative Agriculture, 1987
AbstractThe variable costs and net returns for a conventionally managed rotation and for a low-input, legume-based rotation were compared under 1986 economic conditions in the Palouse region of Washington. The conventional system was a four-year wheat/barley/wheat/pea rotation with fertilizers and pesticide inputs each year.
Douglas L. Young, Walter A. Goldstein
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AbstractThe variable costs and net returns for a conventionally managed rotation and for a low-input, legume-based rotation were compared under 1986 economic conditions in the Palouse region of Washington. The conventional system was a four-year wheat/barley/wheat/pea rotation with fertilizers and pesticide inputs each year.
Douglas L. Young, Walter A. Goldstein
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Context-Based Recommender Systems in Conventional Grocery--An Economic Analysis
2007 40th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'07), 2007In today's grocery the products are getting more homogenous and attributes are getting more complex. Consumers should be supported in their decisions during the shopping process. The main objective of this paper is to look at the conditions needed to transfer the concepts of online recommender systems to conventional brick-and-mortar grocery stores ...
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A study of the comparative economics of conventional and zero traffic systems for arable crops
Soil and Tillage Research, 1993Abstract The profitability of four zero traffic systems were compared with a conventional system on a farm growing combinable crops. The zero traffic options were 6-m tractor and 6-m gantry-based systems, a system using both 6 and 12 m gantries and a system comprising both conventional equipment and a 12 m gantry.
E. Audsley, W.C.T. Chamen
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An economic comparison of traditional and conventional agricultural systems at a county level
American Journal of Alternative Agriculture, 2001AbstractIn Holmes and Wayne Counties, Ohio, respectively, one-half and one-fourth of the farms belong to the Amish, an agrarian culture whose traditional agriculture has been remarkably successful. In an analysis of the 88 Ohio counties by means of the federal agricultural census, the economic performance of the two counties was examined in graphs of ...
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Economic and Technical Analysis of Substituting GSHP for Conventional Air-Conditioning System
Advanced Materials Research, 2013Economic and technical analysis of substituting GSHP for conventional air-conditioning system (combined by cold central air-conditioner and electric coal-fired boiler) was carried out. Firstly, a brief introduction was made on types, characteristics and application scope of heat pump technology.
Min Xuan Shen +3 more
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Journal of Sustainable Agriculture, 2004
ABSTRACT Although sustainability goals have been gradually incorporated into the agricultural education institutions, the analysis of different agricultural systems viability is still being carried out based on cost-benefits analysis. As this analysis does not incorporate ecological, social and cultural variables, it has important limitations to ...
Claudia Cecilia Flores +1 more
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ABSTRACT Although sustainability goals have been gradually incorporated into the agricultural education institutions, the analysis of different agricultural systems viability is still being carried out based on cost-benefits analysis. As this analysis does not incorporate ecological, social and cultural variables, it has important limitations to ...
Claudia Cecilia Flores +1 more
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