Vision Analysis on the Type of Agriculture Agricultural Producers Deemed Necessary to be Practiced in the Arges County Production Growth and Yield Return

Tudor, Valentina; Micu, Marius Mihai; Condei, R.

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00834-x

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“…The relative value commonly used in research was α > 0.05 i.e., probability of deviation derived from observed and expected values. If α > 0.05 then the deviation in probability value would be found to have more than 5% error [10,11].…”

Section: Statistical Analysis Of Datamentioning

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Socio Economic Status of Groundnut Farmers in Central Dry Zone Regions of Karnataka, India

Srinivasa,

Dayananda,

Lokesh

2023

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In the current days, cost of cultivation for groundnut operation is increased due to high wages paid to labourers, during cultivation season and also due to labour scarcity in the villages. A large number of farmers are migrating to urban places for better economic growth. Groundnut cultivation is a labour intensive crop and the availability of mechanized machinery is very low. As a part of the research work the sample data was collected and analyzed using the chi-square method. Karl Pearson’s chi-square test method were used to predict the relative values that was either accepted or rejected based on standard hypothesis values. Based on the assumptions of statistical analysis and experimental data, the Chi-square value is calculated using traditional tools. The probability values obtained are observed for the expected frequency. The degrees of freedom and level of significance from chi square value table are found to be α > 0.05. Modern tools and equipments used by different levels of farmers were analyzed. The Likert scale is used to evaluate the facilities, like labour availability, machinery and wages paid during cultivation season is analyzed.

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Section: Statistical Analysis Of Datamentioning

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Socio Economic Status of Groundnut Farmers in Central Dry Zone Regions of Karnataka, India

Srinivasa,

Dayananda,

Lokesh

2023

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“…The cooperation system encountered in Romanian agriculture is at an early stage of diversification by types of collective farms [27]. The main types of associative forms encountered are: Producer groups and collective farms [28]. Cooperation through producer groups is regulated in Romanian legislation by GO 37/2005.…”

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Limiting Factors that Influence the Formation of Producer Groups in the South-East Region of Romania: A Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA)

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The fragmentation of the Agricultural Real Estate in Romania, which is due to the lack of vision regarding the retrocession of the land and to the ineffective measures for reparcelling farmland, manifests by the existence of a record number of about 3422 million farms in Romania, of which about 92% have a utilized agricultural area (UAA) below 5 ha. The Romanian agricultural sector possesses about 30% of the total European farms but contributes only 3% to the total EU agricultural production. The association of local agricultural producers may be an alternative to reparcelling farmland on a short-term basis in order to reduce the fragmentation degree and increase the competitiveness of the national agricultural sector. According to the statistics of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, 25 active groups of agricultural producers are registered in the South-East Region in 2018, where these associative entities have been recorded to have a low degree of viability. The paper proposes an analysis on the farmers’ motivation regarding the access to/exit from a form of agricultural association and the identification of some alternatives for increasing the viability of the associative forms in the agricultural sector in the South-East of Romania. In this respect, a study was carried out on a sample of 16 entities that gave up their status of producer groups in the analyzed region in 2011–2018. The Fuzzy Set Quantitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) Qualitative analysis method was applied, which identified the main influence factors that have led to the disappearance of this associative form. We consider this study relevant for drawing attention to the main obstacles that Romanian farmers face in joining an associative form. The study has shown that mainly the factors directly influenced by government policies have led to the withdrawal of a relatively large number of producers from producer groups in the studied region.

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Vision Analysis on the Type of Agriculture Agricultural Producers Deemed Necessary to be Practiced in the Arges County Production Growth and Yield Return

Cited by 2 publications

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Socio Economic Status of Groundnut Farmers in Central Dry Zone Regions of Karnataka, India

Socio Economic Status of Groundnut Farmers in Central Dry Zone Regions of Karnataka, India

Limiting Factors that Influence the Formation of Producer Groups in the South-East Region of Romania: A Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA)

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