organic apple
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organic
adjective
uk/ɔːˈɡæn.ɪk/us/ɔːrˈɡæn.ɪk/
not using artificial chemicals in the growing of plants and animals for food and ...
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apple
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈæp.əl/us/ˈæp.əl/
a round fruit with firm, white flesh and a green, red, or ...
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(Definition oforganicandapplefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Given the organic price premium, the economic impact (direct, indirect and induced) was larger fororganicappleproduction than conventional apple production.
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Conventional andorganicappleproduction methods were separately identified in the model.
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Becauseorganicappleproduction is more labor intensive, the total employment effect of organic production is greater than that of conventional apple production.
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Organicappleproduction was more labor intensive than conventional production.
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A cost of production analysis of conventional versus integrated versusorganicappleproductions systems.
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Additionally, price premiums helped offset the greater costs of organic production, and their loss has hurt many of the small and mid-sizedorganicappleoperations.
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As with the conventional market,organicappleprices are cultivar specific.
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All things being equal this would be expected to lead to a smaller economic ripple effect fororganicappleproduction.
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While theorganicapplesector used less intermediate inputs per unit of output than conventional production, it also produced higher returns to labor and capital.
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Compared to conventional apple production, the total direct and the total effects were higher fororganicappleproduction than for conventional apple production.
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Theorganicapplemarket demands less volume than the conventional, and is more easily flooded with a surplus supply, driving down prices.
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In other words, not allorganicappleorchards are managed alike, just as not all conventional apple orchards are managed alike.
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Looking at 405 ha of production, while the indirect effect was lower inorganicappleproduction, the induced effect and total effect were higher.
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To our knowledge, no economic research has been done on the economy-wide economic impact oforganicappleproduction.
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The apple sector was then divided into conventional apple andorganicapplesectors.
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Additionally, the number of certifiers involved in the internationalorganicappletrade has been steadily growing.
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The enterprise budgets clearly showed thatorganicappleproduction was more labor intensive and more profitable than conventional production.
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Organicapplesales have benefited from the overall increase in organic market share and production, as fruit and vegetables hold the largest market share of organic sales12.
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