The Farming Game Now

John Patrick Makeham · L. R. Malcolm

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Agricultural economics and policies Livestock Farming and Management Agriculture and Rural Development Research

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Preface 1. Hard work and worry, worry, worry: introduction 2. Many bits and pieces make up the big picture: the farm business 3. Keeping the wolf from the door: financial management 4. Feeding and breeding: animal farm management 5. The farmer's footsteps: crop farm management 6. Horsepower and hidden costs: machinery 7. They don't make it any more: buying and leasing farmland 8. Who bets?: risk 9. Will we give it a go: analysis and planning for change 10. They use the snaffle and the curb alright but where's the bloody horse: farm management history?

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