The investment potential of alternative grazing systems is analyzed with emphasis on hill-land beef-cattle production. Utilizing a linear programming quasi-optimal solution technique, the results are illustrated for a representative farm. In general, grazing systems incorporating warm-season grasses are found to be a more desirable investment alternative
Optimization models are developed to determine grazing alternatives for individual dryland producers...
Three different pasture combinations of grass-fed beef production were evaluated for profitability a...
Master of AgribusinessDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsJason S. BergtoldCover crops can be used a...
The investment potential of warm-season grasses is compared with that of cool-season grasses, with s...
The investment potential of warm-season grasses is compared with that of cool-season grasses, with s...
Hypothetical data relating stocking rate to daily animal livemass gain on different types of pasture...
Cow-calf operations are important enterprises for family farmers in Appalachia and provide significa...
Profitability through weaning was predicted for conventional and alternative cow-calf production sys...
The high feed grain prices of the last few years and the resulting high prices for heavy feeder catt...
During the past fifteen years major, changes in the management of livestock have occurred in Southla...
For many years, ranchers have been faced with relatively low returns to resources allocated to beef ...
Native pastures are not as profitable as improved pastures which are adapted to this area. The purpo...
It is hypothesized that Utah beef producers in certain locations could intensify private land use vi...
A linear programming model was developed to determine the feasibility and economics of farming red ...
A linear programming optimization tool is useful to assist farmers with optimizing resource allocati...
Optimization models are developed to determine grazing alternatives for individual dryland producers...
Three different pasture combinations of grass-fed beef production were evaluated for profitability a...
Master of AgribusinessDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsJason S. BergtoldCover crops can be used a...
The investment potential of warm-season grasses is compared with that of cool-season grasses, with s...
The investment potential of warm-season grasses is compared with that of cool-season grasses, with s...
Hypothetical data relating stocking rate to daily animal livemass gain on different types of pasture...
Cow-calf operations are important enterprises for family farmers in Appalachia and provide significa...
Profitability through weaning was predicted for conventional and alternative cow-calf production sys...
The high feed grain prices of the last few years and the resulting high prices for heavy feeder catt...
During the past fifteen years major, changes in the management of livestock have occurred in Southla...
For many years, ranchers have been faced with relatively low returns to resources allocated to beef ...
Native pastures are not as profitable as improved pastures which are adapted to this area. The purpo...
It is hypothesized that Utah beef producers in certain locations could intensify private land use vi...
A linear programming model was developed to determine the feasibility and economics of farming red ...
A linear programming optimization tool is useful to assist farmers with optimizing resource allocati...
Optimization models are developed to determine grazing alternatives for individual dryland producers...
Three different pasture combinations of grass-fed beef production were evaluated for profitability a...
Master of AgribusinessDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsJason S. BergtoldCover crops can be used a...