Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization
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Resumo: | Water and fertilizer among the production factors are the elements that most restrict the production of cashew. The precise amount of these factors is essential to the success of the crop yield. This research aimed to determine the best factor-product ratio and analyze technical and economic indicators, of productivity of the cashew clone BRS 189 (Anacardium occidentale) to production factors water and potassium. The experiment was conducted from May 2009 to December 2009 in an experimental area of 56.0 m x 112.0 m in the irrigated Curu - Pentecoste, located in the municipality of Pentecoste, Ceará, Brazil. Production factors water (W) and potassium (K) were the independent variables and productivity (Y), the dependent variable. Ten statistical models that have proven satisfactory for obtaining production function were tested. The marginal rate of substitution was obtained through the ratio of the potassium marginal physical product and the water marginal physical product. The most suited model to the conditions of the experiment was the quadratic polynomial without intercept and interaction. Considering that the price of the water was 0.10 R$ mm -1, the price of the potassium 2.19 R$ kg -1 and the price of the cashew 0.60 R$ kg-1, the amounts of water and K2O to obtain the maximum net income were 6,349.1 L plant-1 of water and 128.7 g plant -1year, -1 respectively. Substituting the values obtained in the production function, the maximum net income was achieved with a yield of 7,496.8 kg ha-1 of cashew. |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilizationAnacardiun occidentaleirrigationpotassiumWater and fertilizer among the production factors are the elements that most restrict the production of cashew. The precise amount of these factors is essential to the success of the crop yield. This research aimed to determine the best factor-product ratio and analyze technical and economic indicators, of productivity of the cashew clone BRS 189 (Anacardium occidentale) to production factors water and potassium. The experiment was conducted from May 2009 to December 2009 in an experimental area of 56.0 m x 112.0 m in the irrigated Curu - Pentecoste, located in the municipality of Pentecoste, Ceará, Brazil. Production factors water (W) and potassium (K) were the independent variables and productivity (Y), the dependent variable. Ten statistical models that have proven satisfactory for obtaining production function were tested. The marginal rate of substitution was obtained through the ratio of the potassium marginal physical product and the water marginal physical product. The most suited model to the conditions of the experiment was the quadratic polynomial without intercept and interaction. Considering that the price of the water was 0.10 R$ mm -1, the price of the potassium 2.19 R$ kg -1 and the price of the cashew 0.60 R$ kg-1, the amounts of water and K2O to obtain the maximum net income were 6,349.1 L plant-1 of water and 128.7 g plant -1year, -1 respectively. Substituting the values obtained in the production function, the maximum net income was achieved with a yield of 7,496.8 kg ha-1 of cashew.Associação Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola2013-08-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-69162013000400013Engenharia Agrícola v.33 n.4 2013reponame:Engenharia Agrícolainstname:Associação Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola (SBEA)instacron:SBEA10.1590/S0100-69162013000400013info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessLeite,Kelly N.Costa,Raimundo N. T.Crisótomo,João R.Frizzone,José A.Marinho,Albanise B.eng2013-09-26T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0100-69162013000400013Revistahttp://www.engenhariaagricola.org.br/ORGhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phprevistasbea@sbea.org.br||sbea@sbea.org.br1809-44300100-6916opendoar:2013-09-26T00:00Engenharia Agrícola - Associação Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola (SBEA)false |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization Leite,Kelly N. Anacardiun occidentale irrigation potassium |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
title_full |
Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Economic analysis of cashew early dwarf Crop BRS - 189 depending on water levels and doses of potassium fertilization |
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Leite,Kelly N. |
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Leite,Kelly N. Costa,Raimundo N. T. Crisótomo,João R. Frizzone,José A. Marinho,Albanise B. |
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Costa,Raimundo N. T. Crisótomo,João R. Frizzone,José A. Marinho,Albanise B. |
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Leite,Kelly N. Costa,Raimundo N. T. Crisótomo,João R. Frizzone,José A. Marinho,Albanise B. |
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Anacardiun occidentale irrigation potassium |
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Anacardiun occidentale irrigation potassium |
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Water and fertilizer among the production factors are the elements that most restrict the production of cashew. The precise amount of these factors is essential to the success of the crop yield. This research aimed to determine the best factor-product ratio and analyze technical and economic indicators, of productivity of the cashew clone BRS 189 (Anacardium occidentale) to production factors water and potassium. The experiment was conducted from May 2009 to December 2009 in an experimental area of 56.0 m x 112.0 m in the irrigated Curu - Pentecoste, located in the municipality of Pentecoste, Ceará, Brazil. Production factors water (W) and potassium (K) were the independent variables and productivity (Y), the dependent variable. Ten statistical models that have proven satisfactory for obtaining production function were tested. The marginal rate of substitution was obtained through the ratio of the potassium marginal physical product and the water marginal physical product. The most suited model to the conditions of the experiment was the quadratic polynomial without intercept and interaction. Considering that the price of the water was 0.10 R$ mm -1, the price of the potassium 2.19 R$ kg -1 and the price of the cashew 0.60 R$ kg-1, the amounts of water and K2O to obtain the maximum net income were 6,349.1 L plant-1 of water and 128.7 g plant -1year, -1 respectively. Substituting the values obtained in the production function, the maximum net income was achieved with a yield of 7,496.8 kg ha-1 of cashew. |
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