1997Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Income diversity and farming systems: Modelling of farming households in Lombok, Indonesia

J. Douwe Meindertsma

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A consideration of off-farm activity and its effect on agricultural production. Using linear programming models, this study looks simultaneously at farm and non-farm activity. Results suggest that income from off-farm activity enables households to choose more productive and profitable production systems.

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A consideration of off-farm activity and its effect on agricultural production. Using linear programming models, this study looks simultaneously at farm and non-farm activity. Results suggest that income from off-farm activity enables households to choose more productive and profitable production systems.

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A consideration of off-farm activity and its effect on agricultural production. Using linear programming models, this study looks simultaneously at farm and non-farm activity. Results suggest that income from off-farm activity enables households to choose more productive and profitable production systems.

Key concepts: Agriculture, Production (economics), Diversity (politics), Agricultural economics, Business, Farm income, Agricultural science, Agroforestry

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