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Precision agriculture adoption policy: evaluation of potential impacts on world cotton markets


Cahiers Agricultures. Volume 19, Number 1, 48-53, janvier-février 2010, Étude originale

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Author(s) : Jaime Malaga, Raghu Kulkarni, Suwen Pan

Summary : World cotton trade is being affected by variables such as the recent expansion of new production areas, prices of alternative crops, and the impact of WTO rulings on the use of agricultural subsidies. Another variable with potential implications on world trade markets is the likely adoption of a new generation of production technologies. This article explores the potential effects on world cotton markets of “precision agriculture” technologies using a partial equilibrium world model under alternative policy scenarios.

Keywords : economy and rural development, processing, marketing, vegetal productions

 

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