Milk production systems can present different characteristics and productive and economic behavior, however, this depends on various factors that are not clearly defined. The objective of this work is to carry out a comparative analysis of the stabled and mixed management systems according to the degree of technification in family dairy production systems in the north-central region of Michoacán. For this, we worked with eight production units (UP). Four UPs were selected for each stabled and mixed production system (SP). Obtaining technical and economic data were collected for 12 months. The economic data was treated from the costing system. To determine the degree of modernization, a weighting of the machinery, equipment and resources used for production was used. The SP comparison was made with a Student's t mean difference analysis and Kendall's Tau b correlation analysis (0.05 significance). There is a statistically significant difference in the degree of technification of 0.68±0.12 for the stabled production system (SPE) and the mixed production system (SPM), which has 0.24±0.05. The difference includes l/ milk/cow/year (3,834±954 l for SPE and 2,893±1,120 for SPM), liters of milk/Ha/year (7,368±3,490 for SPE; 6,494±2,194 for SPM); l/milk/wage/year (32,706±18,635 in SPE and 31,725±11,416 in SPM). However, the SPE has a higher production cost (5.74±0.58) than the SPM (4.73±1.21) and utility per liter of milk slightly lower (0.98±0.31 for SPE vs 1.04±0.86 in SPM) without statistically significant differences. This indicates that the degree of superior technification presented by the SPE is not sufficient to have an important influence on the group under study, which indicates that the type of peasant economy to which both groups belong is persistent.