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LABOUR PLANNING OF VEGETABLE GROWING

Article number

267_43

Pages

369 – 378

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Abstract

Planning the practicability of vegetable growing can be done by a labour planning program.
Specifications of a firm are defined and the planning system computes a survey of labour demand specified in half monthly periods.
Tables are made of labour demand and supply, labour demand per activity of the whole firm and per crop.
Bottlenecks in labour supply are detected.

Publication

VI Symposium on the Timing of Field Production of Vegetables

Authors

G. van de Werken

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1990.267.43

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