The economic study of this product plays an important role in the prosperity of the agricultural economy of the county and this region. Checking the performance of this product is a very important factor in increasing its production and performance, without the need for additional costs. The present study was conducted to determine the randomness of the experiment in the eastern region of Kerman province in 2017-2018 years. In this study, the average total technical efficiency of palm farms was calculated 63% for four counties; the minimum efficiency of the units belongs to the city of Narmashir. On the results, effective factors affecting the technical efficiency of palm trees are estimated significant in production units, that including coefficients of poisoning, water consumption, mixed cultivation, participation in training classes and investment. Suggesting that a one percent increase in investment would increase efficiency by 7.4%. It is expected that with increasing the variables of participation in educational classes, investment and cultivation (dates and other products), will increase the economic efficiency of the dates of production units of the study area.
Ghanbari, A., Asgharipour, M. R., & ahmadpour, M. (2021). Investigation of Palm Gardens Random Performance in Kerman Province with Random Data Approach. Journal of Environmental Science Studies, 6(2), 3803-3813.
MLA
Ahmad Ghanbari; Mohammad Reza Asgharipour; mahmoud ahmadpour. "Investigation of Palm Gardens Random Performance in Kerman Province with Random Data Approach". Journal of Environmental Science Studies, 6, 2, 2021, 3803-3813.
HARVARD
Ghanbari, A., Asgharipour, M. R., ahmadpour, M. (2021). 'Investigation of Palm Gardens Random Performance in Kerman Province with Random Data Approach', Journal of Environmental Science Studies, 6(2), pp. 3803-3813.
VANCOUVER
Ghanbari, A., Asgharipour, M. R., ahmadpour, M. Investigation of Palm Gardens Random Performance in Kerman Province with Random Data Approach. Journal of Environmental Science Studies, 2021; 6(2): 3803-3813.
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