Publication Date
7-1973
Publisher
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia
City
Perth
Abstract
A Programmed Text.
A Programmed instruction workbook.
*The first 11 pages are adapted from J.B. Bardsley's "How to make more profit on dairy farms".
This book is designed to show you how to draw up partial budgets.
If you are like most farmers you are probably searching for different ways of running your farm to increase farm income. Choices between alternatives are very difficult, and require a great deal of careful thought and planning, especially where large cash outlays are involved. But to decide how, where and what to produce with any confidence you need to consider all the physical and financial angles. Doing this in your head, or on the back of an envelope is hard, but there is an alternative.
The Partial Budget is one effective method of making comparisons between alternative courses of action.
Number of Pages
46
Keywords
Sheep, Farm budgets, Western Australia, Farm economics
Disciplines
Agribusiness | Agricultural Economics | Agricultural Science | Agriculture | Sheep and Goat Science
Recommended Citation
Malcolm, J W.
(1973), Partial budgeting for sheep farmers. Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Perth. Report.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/fse_publishedrpts/24
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Comments
A Programmed Text.
Teaches you how to work out and interpret partial budgets and explains the meaning of assets, liabilities and equity and dollar balances in the simplest terms, showing what they mean on your farm.