Milk supply estimation for Delaware
Extract: This study uses a second-degree polynomial distributed lag price of milk cows, feed, and milk as well as farm wage rates to capture both the short-run and intermediate-run effects of changes in these variables on milk supply
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| Published in | A.E. Res. - New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University, Agricultural Experiment Station (USA) no. 83-39 |
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| Format | Publication |
| Language | English |
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01.11.1983
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| Summary: | Extract: This study uses a second-degree polynomial distributed lag price of milk cows, feed, and milk as well as farm wage rates to capture both the short-run and intermediate-run effects of changes in these variables on milk supply |
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| Bibliography: | 8501516 E15 |