A Case Study of Incentives for Adoption of Less-Polluting Manure Handling Techniques
A linear programming model of a dairy farm is used to estimate the minimum subsidy rate necessary to induce dairy farmers to implement less-polluting manure management systems. The estimated rate is considerably below rates offered by current cost-sharing programs and depends on the rules controllin...
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| description | A linear programming model of a dairy farm is used to estimate the minimum subsidy rate necessary to induce dairy farmers to implement less-polluting manure management systems. The estimated rate is considerably below rates offered by current cost-sharing programs and depends on the rules controlling the use of subsidy funds. |
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