Le financement des productions bovines

Yves Lebert

Économie rurale, 1970, vol. 85

Abstract: Beet production requires large quantities of capital. Moreover these vary over the year. The income obtained varies greatly according to the type of stock-raising concerned. Depending on the structure of the farm, it is not always possible for its head to obtain the capital necessary for the running of the farm on meat production alone. Forms of financing should consist, partly of amortizable loans, and the rest of loans to be renewed periodically. Beef production does not pay its way in small farms. The production of baby-beef becomes competitive in farms with a high proportion or arable land.

Keywords: Agricultural Finance; Livestock Production/Industries (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1970
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