B598: Analysis of Livestock Dealers’ Operations in Maine and Vermont

Authors

Dean F. Tuthill
Enoch H. Tompkins

Files

Description

A random sample of 25 percent of livestock dealers in Maine and Vermont was selected for a study of their operations. Maine contributed 53 and Vermont 44 schedules. Thirty dealers, or 56 percent of the Maine sample, were full-time dealers. The bulletin describes their business practices, inventory, expenses, livestock transactions, and other sources of dealer income.

Document Type

Report

Rights and Access Note

Rights assessment remains the responsibility of the researcher. No known restrictions on publication

Volume

598

Publication Date

4-1961

Publisher

Maine Agricultural Experiment Station

City

Orono

Keywords

Livestock, animal industry, Maine, Vermont

Recommended Citation

Tuthill, D.F., and E.H. Tompkins. 1961. Analysis of livestock dealers’ operations in Maine and Vermont. Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 598.