Titlebook: Agricultural Supply Chain Management Research; Operations and Analy Onur Boyabatl?,Burak Kazaz,Christopher S. Tang Book 2022 The Editor(s)

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Implications of Farmer Information Provision Policies: Heterogeneous Farmers and Market Selectionoup of farmers who are located far away from either markets. However, to overcome perceived unfairness among farmers, we show that the government should provide information to all farmers at a nominal fee so that the farmers will adopt the intended optimal provision policy willingly.

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Input- vs. Output-Based Farm Subsidies in Developing Economies: Farmer Welfare and Income Inequality in terms of total farmer income and farmer productivity. Overall, we find that low-yield farmers prefer input-based subsidies, while high-yield farmers prefer output-based subsidies. These results continue to hold even when the farmer’s yield rate is uncertain.

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Dynamic Crop Allocation in the Presence of Two-Season Crop Rotation Benefitstion benefits across growing seasons, i.e., when it is more profitable to grow a crop on rotated farmland (where the other crop was grown) than on non-rotated farmland (where the same crop was grown). Second, to develop a practically implementable heuristic allocation policy and examine its performa

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Mechanisms for Effective Sharing of Agricultural Water Between Head-Reach and Tail-End Farms. Due to the physical locations of the farms with respect to the source of water, some farmers have privileged access and get to make the primary decision on how much water to use for themselves and how much to leave for the (secondary) farmers who are further away from the source. This inequity in

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Portfolio Management Issues in the Commercial Seed Industry: A Modeling Framework and Industry Implefor a firm that offers a portfolio of hybrid seed corn in the market and seeks to optimize the acreage for each hybrid. We also discuss implementation of the solution developed at the firm. As such, this chapter highlights contextual factors that make the production planning problems in the agribusi

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Procurement Management in Agricultural Commodity Processingility contract (which is characterized by a unit reservation price and a unit exercise price), to produce two outputs in fixed proportions. The firm faces uncertainties in input spot price and output demands. Our objective is twofold. First, in a single-contract setting, we investigate the role of d

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Capacity Management in Agricultural Commodity Processingmmodity input. We model the firm’s problem as a finite-horizon stochastic dynamic program where the firm makes one-time input processing capacity and output storage capacity investment decisions—in addition to periodic processing and inventory decisions—when facing uncertainty in both input and outp

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