Agricultural and Biological Sciences
8 years ago

New tillage methods boost profits and efficiency for Delaware grain farms!

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Journal of the Northeastern Agricultural Economics Council
Economic Comparison of Alternative Tillage Systems for Delaware Grain Farms
Judy Ohannesian

Paper Summary

The article discusses how farmers can increase efficiency by changing their production practices. By using new methods, farmers can produce the same amount of products while using fewer resources like labor, land, or capital. This can help farmers make more profit and manage their farms better.

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