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Rate of adoption of new farm practices in the Central Pains, Thailand.

By: Greene, Brook A.

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BookSeries: Occasional paper no. 41. Publisher: Cornwell : University, 1970Subject(s): Farming systems | Agricultural enterprises -- Farms -- Agricultural management//Farming systems/. -- Agricultural enterprises -- Farms -- Agricultural management//Farming systems/. -- Agricultural enterprises -- Farms -- Agricultural management//Farming systemsSummary: This paper analyses the rate of adoption of new farm practices in the central plains of Thailand. It looks at innovation in the Agricultural Sector, the role of prices in intersectoral income and capital transfers, the effect of price relationships on Agricultural production and marketing and factors affecting urban prices of Agricultural Commodities.

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This paper analyses the rate of adoption of new farm practices in the central plains of Thailand. It looks at innovation in the Agricultural Sector, the role of prices in intersectoral income and capital transfers, the effect of price relationships on Agricultural production and marketing and factors affecting urban prices of Agricultural Commodities.

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Rate of adoption of new farm practices in the Central Pains, Thailand.

By: Greene, Brook A.

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