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Farm management support based on mathematical programming; an example of fertilization planning

Žgajnar, Jaka; Kavčič, Stane - In: Agroeconomia Croatica 2, 1

model, utilizing optimization potential of mathematical programming techniques. Described problem of fertilization planning …

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Optimal Forest Rotations with Environmental Values and Endogenous Fire Risk

Daigneault, Adam J.; Sohngen, Brent; Miranda, Mario J. - Agricultural and Applied Economics Association - AAEA - 2007

This paper develops a model that solves for the optimal economic harvest rotation problem to maximize revenue of an even-aged forest plantation when there is a risk of a catastrophic forest fire. The paper also investigates the feasibility of using fire prone stands for carbon sequestration and...

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Impact of storm risk on Faustmann rotation

Loisel, Patrice - HAL - 2014

Global warming may induce in Western Europe an increase in storms. Hence the forest managers will have to take into account the risk increase. We study the impact of storm risk at the stand level. From the analytical expressions of the Faustmann criterion and the Expected Long-Run Average Yield,...

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Impact of storm risk on Faustmann rotation

Loisel, Patrice - In: Forest Policy and Economics 38 (2014) C, pp. 191-198

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Combining carbon sequestration objectives with timber management planning

Meng, Fan-Rui; Bourque, Charles; Oldford, Steven; Swift, D. - In: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change 8 (2003) 4, pp. 371-403

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Optimal Harvestâ€”Milling Scheduling in the Sugar Industry: Comment

Stringer, J. - In: Australian Journal of Management 2 (1977) 1, pp. 85-87

An alternative to Strong and Wolanowski's (1976) formulation of the sugar harvest-milling scheduling problem is suggested. The problem is formulated as a transport problem, which has several interesting features. For example: efficient computing routines are available; fewer constraints are...

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Market Structure and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources

Yegorov, Yuri - 2015

transport cost than leads to both overharvesting and under-harvesting in some regions. Due to these externalities market … of this paper is to study the role of market structure for the sustainable harvesting of natural resources. This work is …. Contrary to the previous works, this uses also reproduction equation for renewable resources. The intensity of harvesting …

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Adoption of logistic principles in WOODY-biomass energy clusters

Tegla, Zsolt; Hagen, Istvan; Hollo, Ervin; … - In: Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research 4 (2012) 2, pp. 236-246

efforts to minimise costs are realised. The provisioning chain we examined comprised of harvesting, transport and storage … process elements; of these, harvesting in particular, due to its exceptionally high operating costs. We sought an answer to …

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Market structure and sustainable use of natural resources

Yegorov, Yuri - 2015

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Dynamic analysis of prey-predator model with harvesting prey under the effect of pollution and disease in prey species

Arya, Naina; Bhatia, Sumit Kaur; Chauhan, Sudipa; … - In: Strategic system assurance and business analytics, (pp. 365-380). 2020

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