Routeplanner Dairy cattle
Many dairy farmers do not know enough about the level of costs and income on their dairy farms. This knowledge is essential to make correct management decisions. Instead of making decisions based on intuition, it is better to adjust your business operations based on factual results. Not only is the knowledge of one's own company of added value but also comparable knowledge from similar companies. Through external comparison, strengths and weaknesses can be quickly identified and this knowledge can give rise to the correct action. A management tool can include both economic and technical figures.
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- Sijainti
- Europe
- Kirjoittajat
- EN & NL Patrick Meulemeester
- DK - Ole Ulloriaq Lonberg-Jensen
- SL - Maria Klopcic
- Käyttötarkoitus
- Education/Training
- Communication
- Dissemination
- Tiedostotyyppi
- Document
- Tiedoston koko
- 271 kB
- Luotu
- 30-06-2024
- Alkuperäiskieli
- English
- Hankkeen virallinen verkkosivusto
- R4D
- Lisenssi
- CC BY-NC-ND
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