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THE U.S. DAIRY INDUSTRY [PDF]

Research Papers in Economics, 1996
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Stillman, Richard, Blayney, Donald P., Miller, James J., Crawford, Terry L., Stillman, Richard, Blayney, Donald P., Miller, James J., Crawford, Terry L.   +7 more
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The Dairy Industry and Dairy Policy in 1983

Research Papers in Economics, 1983
A.E. Ext. 83-05 ; The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to review the current economic situation of the dairy industry and the dominant dairy policies and issues of 1982 and second, to assess the economic and political outlook for the dairy industry in 1983.
Novakovic, Andrew M., Knoblauch, Wayne A., Wasserman, Walter, Boynton, Robert D., Novakovic, Andrew M., Knoblauch, Wayne A., Wasserman, Walter, Boynton, Robert D.   +7 more
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Productivity and the Dairy Industry

Australasian Agribusiness Review, 2005
Productivity measurement is useful in some circumstances but not others. Measured productivity is poor for the Australian dairy industry as a whole. This finding is consistent across a range of studies and is confirmed by other information and analysis.It is useful to explore reasons for this poor performance because some public policy questions are ...
Watson, Alistair S., Watson, Alistair S.
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The dairy industries

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Section B. Biological Sciences, 1986
SynopsisIn 1983–84, the final year before the introduction of quotas under EEC Regulation 857/84, milk production in Scotland was some 1406 × 106 litres. The disposal of that milk can be considered under two headings, namely (i) the liquid market and (ii) manufactured products.
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The Soviet Dairy Industry [PDF]

Journal of Farm Economics, 1952
HE Soviet dairy industry receives its milk through five main channels. These are the state dairy farms, the collective farms having dairy enterprises (MTF), the individual members of the collective farms who have milking animals, the independent peasants with cows, and various state-owned purchasing organizations which contract numerous producers of ...
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