Technical efficiency analysis of dairy farms in Tehran Khorasan and Esfahan provinces


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Abdorreza T., . (2004) Technical efficiency analysis of dairy farms in Tehran Khorasan and Esfahan provinces. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

The technical efficiency of 559 dairy farms in three major provinces of Iran was estimated using a frontier production function. The data used were based on the Iranian Statistic Center publications in 1996. Technical efficiency was estimated through the C.O.L.S. design and Cobb-Douglas model. The average farm was 40 percent efficient. The effect of some different factors on farm efficiency was compared. Analysis of technical efficiency showd no significant differences between provinces and the presence of specialist in farm management. The medium-sized dairy herd 21-100 had the least technical efficiency compared to both the smaller or larger herds.


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Abstract

The technical efficiency of 559 dairy farms in three major provinces of Iran was estimated using a frontier production function. The data used were based on the Iranian Statistic Center publications in 1996. Technical efficiency was estimated through the C.O.L.S. design and Cobb-Douglas model. The average farm was 40 percent efficient. The effect of some different factors on farm efficiency was compared. Analysis of technical efficiency showd no significant differences between provinces and the presence of specialist in farm management. The medium-sized dairy herd 21-100 had the least technical efficiency compared to both the smaller or larger herds.

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
Additional Information: Summary En
AGROVOC Term: DAIRY FARMS
AGROVOC Term: FARM MANAGEMENT
AGROVOC Term: LAND MANAGEMENT
AGROVOC Term: LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
AGROVOC Term: MANAGEMENT
AGROVOC Term: HERDS
AGROVOC Term: LIVESTOCK
AGROVOC Term: LIVESTOCK NUMBERS
AGROVOC Term: FARM SIZE
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:27
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/16344

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