Tipología de las explotaciones ganaderas de bovinos doble propósito en Sinaloa, México

Reyes, Venancio Cuevas; Meza, Alfredo Loaiza; García, José Antonio Espinosa; Izquierdo, Alejandra Vélez; Flores, María Denisse Montoya

doi:10.22319/rmcp.v7i1.4150

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“…These results agree with previous models [32]. On the contrary, these farms maintain a strategy opposed to the dual-purpose systems described in Latin American and Caribbean countries, with very low technological levels [44,76,77]. For smallholders of dual-purpose cattle farms in Mexico, low technological levels are described [9].…”

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Impact of Dynamic Capabilities on Performance in Dairy Sheep Farms in Spain

et al. 2020

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This study links the dynamic capabilities (DCs) theory with performance in dairy sheep farms in Castilla La Mancha (central Spain). The approach is novel as it seeks to understand how best results can be achieved by deploying DCs in farms. The proposal is that dynamic capabilities are interrelated to each other and present a positive impact on the farm’s economic sustainability. A mixed methods approach (a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods of research) was utilized. First, 30 indicators of dynamic capabilities (8 of absorption, 11 of integration, 9 of innovation, and 2 of profits) were selected by applying Delphi’s methodology. Second, a structural equation model (SEM) was applied over a random sample of 157 dairy sheep farms to measure the relationship between DCs and the impact of each capability on farms’ final performance. The existence of positive relationships amongst absorption, integration, and innovation capabilities was evidenced. Absorption and integration capabilities exhibited positive influences on a farm’s final performance. The knowledge of the relationships amongst dynamic capabilities is a new orientation to increase farms’ viability. These findings reveal that the application of the dynamic capabilities theory can explain best farms’ economic sustainability.

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Impact of Dynamic Capabilities on Performance in Dairy Sheep Farms in Spain

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“…In the Kaiser–Meyer–Olkin test, a value of 0.659 was obtained, indicating that the PCA turned out to be an appropriate model [ 35 , 39 , 40 ]. Bartlett’s sphericity test and the Chi-squared test were significant ( p < 0.001), confirming the applicability of the PCA [ 41 ], resulting in an adequate method of variable reduction that allows choosing those variables that explain an acceptable proportion of the total variance.…”

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Does Small-Scale Livestock Production Use a High Technological Level to Survive? Evidence from Dairy Production in Northeast-ern Michoacán, Mexico

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The objective of this study was to identify the technological level used by dairy farmers in the northeastern region of Michoacán, Mexico, through a characterisation of small-scale dairy production units, as well as to learn about the socioeconomic conditions that have enabled them to survive in the current context. A semi-structured interview was applied to 114 production units, chosen by stratified random sampling. The interview included technological, production and socioeconomic aspects. Twenty-eight variables were initially explored and 12 were used for multivariate analysis, which included Principal Component Analysis, Hierarchical Cluster Analysis and K-means Cluster. The characterisation carried out showed that the production units that predominate in northeastern Michoacán have survived with a low technological level, having as strengths the diversification of their activities and the use of family labour. On the contrary, production units with a high technological level and high productivity are few and less diversified. This shows the need to generate differentiated public policies for each cluster, aimed at strengthening the aspects that have allowed them to survive and guaranteeing a market for their production, before promoting the use of technologies.

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“…La tipificación de los productores no solo del cultivo de plátano, sino de cualquier sistema productivo permite definir el potencial para mejorar la productividad (Vélez, Espinosa, Amaro y Arechavaleta, 2016). De igual modo, establecer formas de gestión rural bien diferenciadas entre sí, con la detección de debilidades y fortalezas, y establecer prioridades a la hora de diseñar políticas de desarrollo para cada zona (Coronel y Ortuño, 2005;Vélez et al, 2016) y así, incrementar el uso de innovaciones tecnológicas que incidan en una mayor eficiencia y productividad (Cuevas, et al, 2016). Para lograr esa innovación y adopción de tecnología, es importante que exista la asistencia técnica integral y especializada para cada sistema productivo, de esa manera es posible lograr que la transferencia de tecnología aporte al grado de modernización de la actividad agrícola y de la sociedad rural, tal como propusieron Rogers y Svenning (1979) con su teoría de "difusión de innovaciones" para investigar los factores que afectan dicha adopción, lo cual es esencial para que una sociedad tradicional transite hacia la modernización.…”

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Caracterización de tipologías de productores de plátano (Musa AAB) en los Llanos Orientales de Colombia

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Los Llanos Orientales ha sido tradicionalmente una de las regiones más productivas del cultivo de plátano. Sin embargo, la clasificación convencionalmente aplicada a los productores ha sido, como pequeño (1-5 ha), mediano (615 ha) y grande (>15 ha), sólo en función al área de siembra establecida, sin considerar ningún criterio técnico ni económico que permita identificar otros factores que logren diferenciar a los platanicultores de esta zona del país. Considerando esto, se realizó una caracterización técnica, económica y social de los tipos de productores de plátano en los departamentos de Meta, Casanare y Arauca con base a la información colectada a través de una encuesta aplicada. Los municipios seleccionados fueron Granada y Fuente de oro en el Meta, Yopal y Pore en Casanare, Tame y Saravena en Arauca. La encuesta abordó los aspectos técnicos del cultivo, permitiendo además obtener información de línea base que permitió el análisis del estado actual en cuanto adopción tecnológica de la región. Con el análisis de los datos obtenidos, se definieron las siguientes tipologías: 1. Productores con alta productividad, alta adopción tecnológica y alta inversión financiera; 2. Productores con mediana productividad, alta adopción tecnológica e inversión financiera intermedia; 3. Productores con mediana a baja productividad, baja adopción tecnológica y baja inversión financiera y 4. Productores con baja productividad, baja adopción tecnológica y baja inversión financiera. Con estos resultados, se definen los puntos críticos en cada tipología y de esta manera, diseñar los planes de trabajo e investigación requeridos para mejorar el sistema productivo para cada una de ellas.

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Tipología de las explotaciones ganaderas de bovinos doble propósito en Sinaloa, México

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

Impact of Dynamic Capabilities on Performance in Dairy Sheep Farms in Spain

Impact of Dynamic Capabilities on Performance in Dairy Sheep Farms in Spain

Does Small-Scale Livestock Production Use a High Technological Level to Survive? Evidence from Dairy Production in Northeast-ern Michoacán, Mexico

Caracterización de tipologías de productores de plátano (Musa AAB) en los Llanos Orientales de Colombia

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