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A message system to integrate diverse programs and databases in a farm decision support system

The use of operations research tools as an aid to farm decision making -- the TELPLAN experience.

Michigan Agricultural Microcomputer Software Directory Private Sector

The financial performance of a farm is nowadays more dependent on the farmer's technical knowledge and management skills. To support management, microcumputer programs can be used.

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Global-detector: knowledge-based analysis and diagnosis of economical performance on dairy farms

The popular press has made us more aware of the microelectronic revolution and the projected impacts it will have on society. One of the products of the microelectronics revolution is the microcomputer. The newest generation of microcomputers has the computational capacity of the mid-size mainframe computer of only a decade ago at a small fraction of the cost. This breakthrough in computation power and availability has prompted some to become enthusiastic about the potential of microcomputers. Berge (1984) suggests that microcomputers can do:

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Farm Level Information Systems as an Aid to Decision-Makers

AIMS - Agricultural Integrated Management Software.