THE PACKING SIMULATION MODEL

Constance L. Falk, Daniel S. Tilley and Raymond Schatzer ()

Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1987, vol. 19, issue 2, 5

Abstract: The Packing Simulation Model is a microcomputer application program designed for researchers, extension personnel, bankers, packing managers, or other specialists who plan the operations of a packing facility or simulate its financial performance. PACKSIM produces pro forma financial statements for packing facilities based on flexible crop mixes and packing assumptions. Variations can be made in the product harvest schedule, price, quality, quantity, input costs and requirements, packing efficiency, overhead, and loan terms.

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Date: 1987
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