Sareena Basnet
Effective agricultural management requires the use of farm budgeting, which has two main components: enterprise partial budgeting and complete budgeting. A farming operation’s ability to assess the financial effects of particular changes, like implementing new technologies or changing production methods, is the main goal of enterprise partial budgeting. The proposed change’s net effect is calculated … Read more
Farm planning is the methodical process of establishing objectives, assessing available resources, and formulating plans of action to accomplish desired results in farming operations. Its features include a thorough evaluation of agricultural resources, including labor, capital, land, and technology; additionally, it takes the market, environmental variables, and risk management into account. Budgeting, forecasting, crop rotation, … Read more
The principles of farm management decisions offer a framework for maximizing resource utilization, improving production efficiency, and maximizing profitability in farming operations. Variable proportion, factor substitution, the cost principle, equi-marginal return, opportunity cost, time comparison, and comparative advantage are some of the fundamental ideas. In order to ensure sustainable and productive farming practices, these guidelines … Read more
Product-product relationship and the principle of comparative advantage are two fundamental ideas in economics that look at how various outputs interact and the advantages of specialization. Production possibility frontiers (PPFs) are frequently used to illustrate the product-product relationship, which focuses on how changes in one good’s production affect the production of another. The idea of … Read more
The factor-factor relationship and least cost combination are fundamental concepts in production economics that explore how different input factors, such as labor and capital, interact and influence production costs. Understanding the substitutability of these inputs, as represented by isoquants and the marginal rate of technical substitution (MRTS), is essential to comprehending the factor-factor relationship. In … Read more
In production relationships, factor-product relationships explain how changes in the quantities of inputs like labor, capital, and land affect the amount of output generated. Understanding the effectiveness and productivity of various inputs in the agricultural process requires an understanding of this relationship. Three fundamental ideas are total product (TP), which calculates the total output; marginal … Read more
Agricultural productivity and sustainability in Nepal can only be optimised through efficient management of farm resources, including land, labor, machinery and equipment, and civil works. While effective labor management emphasizes skill development and mechanization to lessen reliance on manual labor, proper land management incorporates consolidation and soil conservation techniques. Operating efficiency is increased by having … Read more
Farm management in Nepal is the strategic application of business ideas to agricultural operations with the goals of maximizing productivity, ensuring sustainability, and optimizing resource utilization. Planning, organizing, directing, and regulating a range of farming-related tasks are included, such as marketing, risk reduction, financial management, production techniques, resource allocation, and human resource management. Enhancing farm … Read more
In farm management, business concepts are applied to farming activities with the purpose of maximizing the utilization of money, labor, and land to meet objectives like sustainability and profitability. Strategic decision-making and effective resource allocation are crucial in this multidisciplinary field that blends economics, agronomy, and environmental science. Financial management, production methods, risk reduction, marketing … Read more
Crop ideotype and crop density are pivotal concepts in modern agriculture aimed at enhancing crop productivity and resource efficiency. The idea of a crop ideotype is creating a perfect plant model with particular characteristics that improve performance in a given set of management and environmental circumstances. An ideotype’s key characteristics include a high potential yield, … Read more