Poultry and egg marketing in the Knoxville trade area, 1942-1943

Author

Margaret May Guilford

Date of Award

8-1943

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science

Major

Agricultural Economics

Major Professor

C. E. Allred

Committee Members

B. J. Mo-Spadden, W. P. Ranney

Abstract

This investigation is a study of marketing practices and agencies by and through which poultry and eggs are marketed in this area. An analysis of the findings will be attempted and conclusions stated.

The purposes are to determine the source of supply; to delimit the trade area; to determine the importance of Knoxville as a market for Tennessee poultry and eggs; to determine possibilities for enlarging local and distant outlets; to determine the relations between practices followed by producers and those followed by marketing agencies; to determine the effectiveness of such practices and agencies. It is not the purpose of this investigation to condemn or to defend any one system, practice, or marketing agency but to investigate and to attempt to analyze the situation as it exists in Knoxville.

Recommended Citation

Guilford, Margaret May, "Poultry and egg marketing in the Knoxville trade area, 1942-1943. " Master's Thesis, University of Tennessee, 1943.
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