Abstract
HE marginal conditions for determining the most profitable allocation of scarce resources among competing enterprises within the farm are well developed in production economics theory.' The empirical application of these conditions to a farm requires the estimation of production functions for the relevant crop and livestock enterprises and the derivation of the necessary marginal physical product equations. The latter are used, along with product and input prices, to determine the amounts of each variable resource that should be allocated to each farm
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