Agriculture and structural transformationOXFORD University Press, 1975 - 8 pagina's |
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... farmers adopt the new varieties with remarkable alacrity . It has often been claimed that only the larger farmers are able to make the cash outlays required for efficient utilization of the package of high - yielding seeds , fertilizer ...
... farmers adopt the new varieties with remarkable alacrity . It has often been claimed that only the larger farmers are able to make the cash outlays required for efficient utilization of the package of high - yielding seeds , fertilizer ...
Pagina 406
... farmers . Most farmers are applying considerably more nitrogen to the dwarf varieties than the local va- rieties , but the levels are considerably below those required for maximum profitability . On the basis of a survey of wheat farmers ...
... farmers . Most farmers are applying considerably more nitrogen to the dwarf varieties than the local va- rieties , but the levels are considerably below those required for maximum profitability . On the basis of a survey of wheat farmers ...
Pagina 407
... farmers in the use of proper amounts of fertilizers is greater than the differentials related to rates of adoption of new vari- eties . This may be partly a result of a tendency for small farmers to apply a larger risk discount in ...
... farmers in the use of proper amounts of fertilizers is greater than the differentials related to rates of adoption of new vari- eties . This may be partly a result of a tendency for small farmers to apply a larger risk discount in ...
Inhoudsopgave
Agriculture in a Traditional Economy | 3 |
Structural Transformation | 34 |
The Technology Backlog | 76 |
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