Cost of buffalo milk production in relation to herd size in Ludhiana City

By:

ROMANA, Gurjinder Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: Agricultural Economics COBHDescription: 70, 8LSubject(s):

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T 338.177.1 R80C

Summary: The study brought out that the average fixed, total and net total costs of maintenance per buffalo had negative relationships with farm size. The average variable, total and net total costs of maintenance were the highest during summer on all categories o

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The study brought out that the average fixed, total and net total costs of maintenance per buffalo had negative relationships with farm size. The average variable, total and net total costs of maintenance were the highest during summer on all categories o

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