الكفاءة الاقتصادية لمزارع انتاج اللبن

Ibrahim Soliman and Ahmed F. Mashhour

No 212756, Journal Articles from Zagazig University, Department of Agricultural Economics

Abstract: Usually, the decision makers on national level does not give priorities in allocating funds and resources to national programs, such genetic improvement for livestock population, when there is no indicators of the return to investment. A comparative analysis approach was followed to assess the performance and efficiency of each existing system though income statement model. The indicator of profitability estimated was the adjusted net farm income per kilogram of milk as the real cash received by the farm, which represents the return to the farm resources applied, i.e. investments, family labor and management. Therefore, the ranking of breeds (which to great extend also reflects, the systems) was as follows Buffalo under traditional system (37.00 piasters per kilogram of milk), buffalo under commercial system (31.36 piasters per kilogram of milk). "Persian" (19.93 piasters per kilogram of milk), "Holstein" (18.97 piasters per kilogram of milk), "brown Swiss" (18.50 piasters per kilogram of milk "Crossbred" (12.08 piasters per kilogram of milks, "native cattle" (4.17" piasters per kilogram of milk). Accordingly, It is highly recommended to establish a national program that leads to less national herd size of higher milk yield which in turn enable Egypt to reach self-sufficiency in milk supply at feasible rerun to investment

Keywords: Livestock Production/Industries; Production Economics; Public Economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1997-10-14
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.212756

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