TAILIEUCHUNG - Resource use efficiency of cashewnut in west Garo hills of Meghalaya, India

An attempt has been made to examine the resource use efficiency, marginal value productivity of resources and return to scale of Cashewnut grown by different categories of farmers. Selsella block of West Garo Hills district in Meghalaya was selected purposively and two stage stratified random sampling method was adopted for selection of sample villages and respondents. It was seen that small farms, manures and fertilizers was highly significant at one per cent level of probability and the inputs like raw seed nut, labour, insecticides & pesticides and irrigation were significant at five per cent level of probability. But in case of miscellaneous expenditures it was not significant. It showed that raw nut, labour, manures and fertilizers and insecticides and pesticides, irrigation have a positive impact towards the income from cashewnut. The ratio MVP and MFC ratio was positive and greater than one. The greater than unit and it is significant in case of inputs like nut, labour, manures and fertilizers, insecticides and pesticides etc. Its significance indicated the possibility of additional use of these inputs to achieve the optimum level. | Resource use efficiency of cashewnut in west Garo hills of Meghalaya, India

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• Resource use efficiency
• Return to scale
• Garo hills of Meghalaya
• Efficiency of cashewnut
• Resource use efficiency of cashewnut
• Resource productivity
• Efficiency of wheat
• Multiple determinations
• Resource use productivity
• Kharif Vis a Vis rabi onion
• Kharif season
• Plant protection
• Assessment of resource use efficiency
• Agricultural farms
• Agricultural farms in command area
• Economic liberalization
• Cost and return
• Resource use efficiency etc
• Resource use efficiency of production
• Marketing of chickpea
• Examine various chickpea production
• Economic efficiency
• Cobb douglas production function
• Technical efficiency
• Data envelopment analysis
• DEA software
• Allocative efficiency
• Cropping pattern
• Existing land
• Use efficiency
• Chickpea production
• Efficiency in chickpea production
• CD production function
• Input use pattern
• Marginal factor cost
• Marginal value product
• Resource use efficiency of soybean
• Conservation agriculture
• Energy indicators
• Nitrogen use efficiency
• Wateruse efficiency
• Wheat (Triticum aestivum)
• Maize (Zea mays)
• Protected cultivation
• Capsicum production
• Production efficiency of capsicum
• Nitrogen management
• C4 summer cereals
• Sustainable agriculture
• Cost and revenue
• Input use efficiency
• Constraints analysis
• Sugarcane cultivation
• Economics analysis of production
• Sugarcane cost
• Yield gap
• Micro perspectives
• Supply chain
• Resource use
• Different supply chains
• Eastern dry zone
• Different farm size groups
• Integrated watershed
• Development programmes beneficiaries
• Dependent variable might
• Cropping intensity
• Wheat cultivation
• Efficiency on wheat cultivation
• Efficiency of wheat cultivation
• Irrigated and rainfed farms
• Resources use
• Anambra State
• Envelopment Analysis Approach
• Rapeseed and mustard crop
• Optimum value
• Irrigated uplands
• Rainfed lowland
• Deep water
• Swarna Sub1 rice variety cultivation
• Efficiency of Swarna
• Agricultural productivity
• Doubling of farmer’s income
• Agri horticultural interventions
• High fluctuating farmers income
• Stochastic frontier production function
• Binary logit model
• Adoption of farming practices
• CAPS adoption in odisha
• Conventional agriculture
• Sustainable crop production
• Drawbacks of conventional agricultural system
• Cost benefit analysis
• Production and profitability analysis
• Grapevine orchard in Coimbatore
• Grapevine orchard
• Functional analysis
• Standard error
• Multiple determination
• Sum of elasticity return to scale