Vertical Coordination of Agriculture in Farming-Dependent Areas
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Vertical Coordination, Farming-Dependent, Policymakers, Rural DevelopmentAbstract
This CAST report provides policymakers, community leaders, and farmers with a guide to help weigh the advantages and disadvantages of contract farming and other forms of vertical coordination in agriculture. The report analyzes how vertical coordination in the food chain can change rural communities that have farming-dependent economies. The report also addresses the role of electronic commerce in rural development.Downloads
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2001-03-20
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Tweeten, L. G., & Flora, C. B. (2001). Vertical Coordination of Agriculture in Farming-Dependent Areas. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/93s7be89
