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The economic dimension of the agricultural farm is intensively studied both by agricultural specialists, who usually want farms as large as possible, but also by agrarian economists who measure the profitability of the factors involved in obtaining agricultural production at the scale of the...
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Estimating farmers' supply responses to changes in framework conditions is important to in-form decision-makers on the expected impacts on production volume as well as the resulting land-use shifts. Existing agricultural supply response models generally require either larger databases with...
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Along with a growing global ethanol market, investment in the production of sugarcane is growing, targeting new … sugarcane and (large-scale) ethanol. The sector is highly concentrated. More recently, however, small ethanol distilleries have … come up. The related production systems integrate small-scale sugarcane growing and alcohol processing in different ways …
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In this paper, we study various key structural features of sugarcane production and sugar mills in Mexico. Regarding … the production of sugarcane: (a) we document a U-shaped relationship between the size of sugarcane cultivation plots and … sugarcane affects negatively the quality of this crop. With respect to sugar mills, we find that those mills that are able to …
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harvesting, in Brazilian case. It is recognized that sugarcane is significantly more valuable by tilled area than many other … crops, such as soybeans, for example. The objective of this paper is to estimate the effect of growing sugarcane on socio …
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agricultural commodities, specifically corn and sugarcane, using the multivariate diagonal BEKK conditional volatility model. The … market, there were significant negative co-volatility spillover effects, specifically corn on subsequent sugarcane co …-volatility with corn, and sugarcane on subsequent corn co-volatility with sugarcane. In the other 4 cases, there are no significant co …
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bargaining power in processes of changing land control and land use. I analyze the effects of the transformation of the sugarcane … and expansion of sugarcane production and foremost the mechanization of the harvest. Theoretically the analysis is based …
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. Taking the case of sugarcane, it explores the potential to expand production, through exploring both biophysical factors and …
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fertilization, they should be highly productive. We suggest that sugarcane is the crop most easily mobilized for biofuel. A number …
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quantities on existing lands. Highly perishable, low-density crops such as sugarcane require tight integration between growers …
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