01281nam a2200217 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000150006024500560007526000400013130000090017152007320018065000130091265000130092565300200093865300160095865300230097465300410099765300140103865300110105214186192011-11-11       1991    bl uuuu     u0uu1 u    #d1 aHORTON, D.  aPotential application of R & D concepts in Embrapa.  aThe Hague, Netherlands: ISNARc1991  a15p.  aR&D is new product development -- a combination of research, production, and marketing activities that measures its success in terms of the utilization of the new products, processes, or services developed. The R&D process includes exploration for new product ideas; screening of them; business analysis; development of a demonstrable and producible product; testing and adaptation; and full-scale commercialization. R&D has its origins in industry, but it is expanding rapidly in agriculture. Private firms now do about two thirds of all agricultural research in the USA. Private R&D is expanding in Latin America and in Asia, but the public sector still accounts for more than 90% of agricultural research in these areas. ...  aresearch  aPesquisa  aDesenvolvimento  aDevelopment  aEMBRAPA - Pesquisa  aEMBRAPA - Pesquisa - Desenvolvimento  aRelatorio  aReport