Profitability of organic versus conventional rice production: an evidence from south asia

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• What: This study was conducted in the Rice-Wheat zone of three Asian countries to make a comparison of in production under organic and conventional farming systems and to examine factors affecting A multistage sampling technique was employed to collect cross-sectional data. was determined by employing Cobb Douglas`s functional form of Results show that the mean of organic growers is 0.89 less than conventional growers (0.910) in Pakistan. This was the main reason for the low sample size from each district. The analysis shows that the average landholding for organic growers in all . . .
  

   

  

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