Economic Order Quantity Model for Agricultural Products with Harvest Period

Subject Areas : Inventory Control

Yusuf Mauluddin ¹ , Hilmi Aulawi ² , Andri Ikhwana ³ , Dani Cahyadi ⁴ , Dewi Rahmawati ⁵

1 - Institut Teknologi Garut
2 - Institut Teknologi Garut
3 - Institut Teknologi Garut
4 - Institut Teknologi Garut
5 - Institut Teknologi Garut

Received: 2021-09-15 Accepted : 2022-05-03 Published : 2021-12-01

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