An econometric model of the processing tomato industry is formulated to simulate industry price, production, and employment levels with and without the adoption of the mechanical tomato harvester.. Alternative scenarios indicate that acreage increased by 30,000 to 85,000 acres and grower prices (deflated) declined by $6.84/ton to $19.51/ton with the adoption of the harvester. Displaced harvest labor employment was offset to a large degree by increases in assembly and cannery employment
A model of the Florida tomato industry is formulated under the hypothesis that growers make producti...
The adoption of new technologies by farmers may impact the environment, and hence affect consumer we...
Many agricultural producers are faced with the prospect of fewer chemical alternatives to mitigate d...
Typescript (photocopy).Economists are increasingly faced with the task of evaluating the aggregate e...
This article measures economic gains to consumers and processors of adopting mechanical tomato harve...
A framework for combining extraneous information with an econometric model to evaluate the economic ...
Graduation date: 1966A study was made to determine and examine the economics of\ud the mechanical ha...
This paper presents an econometric estimate of the effect of adopting organic tomatoes on yields, re...
TECHSIM, a regional field crop and national livestock econometric simulation model, evaluates impact...
Technology-driven change is everywhere and value-capture from new technology is challenging for busi...
A regionalized econometric-simulation model (AGSIM) was used to evaluate the economic impacts of can...
The production function of Tomato was studied in the open cultivation irrigated The analysis was don...
A growth model for heated glasshouse tomatoes is described in detail. A mechanistic approach is used...
The historical trends in structure, extent, and intensity of agricultural mechanization are analyzed...
In this paper, we focused on the use of model calculations to simulate the process of the production...
A model of the Florida tomato industry is formulated under the hypothesis that growers make producti...
The adoption of new technologies by farmers may impact the environment, and hence affect consumer we...
Many agricultural producers are faced with the prospect of fewer chemical alternatives to mitigate d...
Typescript (photocopy).Economists are increasingly faced with the task of evaluating the aggregate e...
This article measures economic gains to consumers and processors of adopting mechanical tomato harve...
A framework for combining extraneous information with an econometric model to evaluate the economic ...
Graduation date: 1966A study was made to determine and examine the economics of\ud the mechanical ha...
This paper presents an econometric estimate of the effect of adopting organic tomatoes on yields, re...
TECHSIM, a regional field crop and national livestock econometric simulation model, evaluates impact...
Technology-driven change is everywhere and value-capture from new technology is challenging for busi...
A regionalized econometric-simulation model (AGSIM) was used to evaluate the economic impacts of can...
The production function of Tomato was studied in the open cultivation irrigated The analysis was don...
A growth model for heated glasshouse tomatoes is described in detail. A mechanistic approach is used...
The historical trends in structure, extent, and intensity of agricultural mechanization are analyzed...
In this paper, we focused on the use of model calculations to simulate the process of the production...
A model of the Florida tomato industry is formulated under the hypothesis that growers make producti...
The adoption of new technologies by farmers may impact the environment, and hence affect consumer we...
Many agricultural producers are faced with the prospect of fewer chemical alternatives to mitigate d...