Economics of Farm Enterprises II. (Farm Management II.) MSc level

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Economics of Farm Enterprises II. (Farm Management II.) MSc level Lecture 7 Factors affecting the profitability of the main farm enterprises III. Enterprise studies: cereal production, potatoes, sugarbeet

CEREAL PRODUCTION

Yield of grain The components of yield Sowing Order of sowing Grain numbers Grain size Crop protection Harvesting Drying, storing

Price of grain Grain quality Time of marketing Variable costs

POTATOES

Yield Early or maincrop Seed Seed rate – maincrops Planting Fertiliser Weather Weeds, pests, disease Harvesting Storage

Fertiliser recommendation

Potato quality Price / Marketing Variety Size Soils Grading Supply / demand Central stores Marketing schemes

SUGARBEET Yield Price Objective Seed Fertiliser Weeds, pests, diseases Harvesting Price

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