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Developing A Farm Plan To Address Water Quality And Farm Business Objectives: A Framework For Planning

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  • Hanchar, John J.
  • Milligan, Robert A.
  • Knoblauch, Wayne A.

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This report describes a planning framework to help guide on-farm efforts that seek to address agriculture's potential to adversely affect water quality while achieving farm business objectives. Principles and concepts from modern management thought and economics underlie the framework. This report introduces the Whole Farm Planning and Implementation Process of the New York City Watershed Agricultural Program. The process embodies the planning framework and guides on-farm planning and implementation efforts in the New York City Watershed. Economic and management aspects of the process receive emphasis.

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  • Hanchar, John J. & Milligan, Robert A. & Knoblauch, Wayne A., 1997. "Developing A Farm Plan To Address Water Quality And Farm Business Objectives: A Framework For Planning," Research Bulletins 122833, Cornell University, Department of Applied Economics and Management.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:cudarb:122833
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.122833
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