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The development of alternative farm enterprises : a study of family labour farms in the Northern Pennines of England.
This paper offers an empirical test of a middle-order theorisation of business change on family labour farms. The concept of 'paths of farm business development' is examined in the northern Pennines of England using discriminant analysis and 34 variables drawn from the published literature on the dy
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