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Clustering of groups of regular customers in horticultural retail stores in Austria

Gabriel, Andreas; Menrad, Klaus - 2008

Paper prepared for presentation at the First Symposium on Horticulture in Europe(SHE), 17th to 20th February 2008 at …In recent years there were significant changes in the distribution structures in horticulture retail trade. Thereby the …

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DINÂMICA E COMPETITIVIDADE DAS EXPORTAÇÕES DE FRUTAS DO RIO GRANDE DO NORTE NO PERÍODO DE 1999 A 2005

Andrade, Maria Elza De; Costa, Genivalda Cordeiro Da; … - 2008

Rio Grande do Norte in relation to the remaining of Brazil in the horticulture market? Does the State present comparative … advantage in the export of products originating from of the irrigated horticulture? The products that more they exported they … competitiveness of the exports of products originating from of the irrigated horticulture (specifically, melon, banana, papaya, mango …

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CHANGES OF THE EU POLICIES IN HORTICULTURE

Alvisi, Franco; Bagnara, Gian Luca - 1998

The EU policy in horticulture has switched its aim from price support to integration of farmers' income. Regulation … 2200/96 established the new European Market Regulation (CMO) in horticulture. On this base the producers' organizations (PO …

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Household Resources Allocation, Gender, and Economic Performance: Empirical Evidence from Senegal, West Africa

Ndoye Niane, Aifa Fatimata - 2009

This paper has examined Pareto efficiency of household resources allocation and the appropriateness to use gender-specific models rather than unitary model while investigating economic performance ofmen and women managers of separate plots within horticultural households in Senegal, West...

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Impact of the ‘Family-firm life cycle’ on the Management Processes Involved in Sustainable Glasshouse Horticulture

Taragola, Nicole; Van Lierde, Dirk; Van Huylenbroeck, Guido - 2008

,objectives and the quality of the management processesinvolved in sustainable glasshouse horticulture. Assustainable horticulture …

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TOBIT ESTIMATION OF THE INTENSITY OF EXPORT SUCCESS OF HORTICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN GHANA

Agyei-Sasu, Felix; Egyir, Irene Susana - 2010

Purpose- The issue of export success and the ability to sustain oneself in internationalhorticultural markets have become more critical in the recent global and economic downturnbecause of its significance to the economy and to actors in the horticultural export chain. Theextent of success is...

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Grounds Maintenance Time Requirements

Zelonis, Mark - 1987

If grounds managers are to reduce or hold down maintenance costs, they must utilize more objective techniques to determine time and other costs for specific maintenance activities. Personnel inadequacies, financial cutbacks, equipment breakdowns, and other problem require the manager to use this...

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Building supply networks: how growers gain their marketing edge

Brown, Les; Cruikshank, Margaret; Johnston, Debra - 2005

[Abstract]: This paper reports on research conducted by the authors in conjunction with the Commonwealth Department of Food, Fisheries and Agriculture on developing a strategic approach to training Australia’s horticultural groups. The need for training has arisen because many...

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What future the cane industry: is training a vehicle for change?

Brown, Les; Cruickshank, Margaret; Johnston, Debra - 2005

This paper summarised research into the training needs of cane growers in Queensland and Northern New South Wales for the Sugar Research and Development Corporation (SRDC). The full report supplied comprehensive insights into industry training needs from the perspective of those most directly...

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Japanese Consumer Co-operatives - A Market Entry Opportunity for Queensland Fresh Horticultural Produce

Ada, Richard Laird - 2003

It is important that Queensland horticultural producers develop export capacity. Production is increasing and Australia has a relatively small domestic market. Export also provides a means to diversify as a risk management strategy and to arrest the income decline from existing markets. This...

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