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LINEAR PROGRAMMING: A TOOL FOR PRODUCTION PLANNING IN GLASSHOUSE FLORICULTURE

Article number
147_11
Pages
83 – 88
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Abstract
This paper will 1) introduce linear programming as a tool for production planning in glasshouse floriculture; 2) discuss the assumptions associated with linear programming; 3) present an example problem illustrating the objective function, constraints and solution; 4) comment on the solution procedure for the larger, general problem; 5) review advantages and limitations of LP; and 6) introduce a larger problem.

Publication
Symposium on Production Planning in Glasshouse Floriculture
Authors
S. Schumacher, Dr. F.C. Weston Jr
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Full text
https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.147.11
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