Add to ORKGPaper contributed to New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science Symposium "New Zealand Beef Production, Processing and Marketing", Hamilton, August 24-28th 1970.In this paper, the meaning of profitability in the context of future production is defined, and then some present and future profitability levels are calculated for various North Island farm systems. These farm systems are then examined together in a linear programming framework to assess likely future trends in beef production in the North Island and throughout New Zealand
New Zealand's farming system is largely pastoral-based. Sheep, beef cattle, and dairy cattle graze g...
Animal productivity has increased rapidly in the latter half of the 20th century through the selecti...
This paper addresses the issue of profitability of beef production from a systems perspective. The m...
In New Zealand, surplus dairy-origin calves not needed as replacement or for beef cattle farms requi...
Within the general area of aggregate New Zealand beef supply, the supply of store cattle and associa...
Paper contributed to New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science Symposium New Zealand Beef Produc...
Due to the vast majority of New Zealand livestock farming systems being based on pastoral feed, the ...
The New Zealand Deer Industry experienced no apparent animal productivity gains in the decade leadin...
Overseas trade is an important feature of the New Zealand economy. Approximately one quarter of this...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the viability of a number of bull beef production syst...
Due to the vast majority of New Zealand livestock farming systems being based on pastoral feed, the ...
Date on thesis is 1997, graduation conferred to 2001The purpose of this investigation is to reexami...
A linear programming model was developed to determine the feasibility and economics of farming red ...
With the fall of wool prices in New Zealand, and subsequent devaluation of the New Zealand dollar, t...
Appendix F missingConcentration on beef as a source of foreign exchange requires research into techn...
New Zealand's farming system is largely pastoral-based. Sheep, beef cattle, and dairy cattle graze g...
Animal productivity has increased rapidly in the latter half of the 20th century through the selecti...
This paper addresses the issue of profitability of beef production from a systems perspective. The m...
In New Zealand, surplus dairy-origin calves not needed as replacement or for beef cattle farms requi...
Within the general area of aggregate New Zealand beef supply, the supply of store cattle and associa...
Paper contributed to New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science Symposium New Zealand Beef Produc...
Due to the vast majority of New Zealand livestock farming systems being based on pastoral feed, the ...
The New Zealand Deer Industry experienced no apparent animal productivity gains in the decade leadin...
Overseas trade is an important feature of the New Zealand economy. Approximately one quarter of this...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the viability of a number of bull beef production syst...
Due to the vast majority of New Zealand livestock farming systems being based on pastoral feed, the ...
Date on thesis is 1997, graduation conferred to 2001The purpose of this investigation is to reexami...
A linear programming model was developed to determine the feasibility and economics of farming red ...
With the fall of wool prices in New Zealand, and subsequent devaluation of the New Zealand dollar, t...
Appendix F missingConcentration on beef as a source of foreign exchange requires research into techn...
New Zealand's farming system is largely pastoral-based. Sheep, beef cattle, and dairy cattle graze g...
Animal productivity has increased rapidly in the latter half of the 20th century through the selecti...
This paper addresses the issue of profitability of beef production from a systems perspective. The m...