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single input production economics for farm management aae 320 farming systems management paul mitchell pdmitchell wisc edu 608 320 1162 production economics learning goals single and multiple input production functions ...

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           Single Input Production 
       Economics for Farm Management
       AAE 320: Farming Systems Management
               Paul Mitchell
          pdmitchell@wisc.edu 608-320-1162
           Production Economics Learning Goals
     Single and Multiple Input Production Functions
        What are they and how to use them in production economics 
        and farm management
     Economics to identify optimal input and output combinations
        How much nitrogen fertilizer do I use for my corn?  
        How much corn will I get if I use this much nitrogen?
     Application of basic production economics to farm management
                     Production
     Definition: Using inputs to create goods and services having value 
     to consumers or other producers
     Production is what farms do!
     Using land, labor, time, machinery, animals, seeds, fertilizer, 
     water, etc. to grow crops, livestock, milk, eggs, etc.
     Can further process outputs: cheese, jams/jellies, baked goods
     Can produce services: bed and breakfast, orchard/pumpkin farm 
     with hayrides selling the “fall country experience”
                     Production Function
     Production Function: gives the maximum amount of 
      output that can be produced for the given input(s)
     Generally two types:
        Tabular Form (Production Schedule)
        Mathematical Function
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