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The objective of the study was to understand the practices of Malagasy dairy farmers after the 2009 economic (and political) crisis, and to assess its impact on farm incomes. The analysis focused on the coping strategies of dairy farmers to maintain the income of their farms in the face of this crisis. It was based on surveys conducted between 2008 and 2010. The data covered three areas representing the diversity of the dairy triangle in the highlands, main milk producing region of Madagascar. A typology was firstly carried out on a sample of 59 farms to understand the rationality of farming practices, in particular animal feeding. Secondly, the economic modeling of 21 of them was performed with Olympe software to estimate the impact of the crisis on the income of dairy farmers. Prospective scenarios reflecting the efficiency and risk of technical choices by the farmers served to explore the evolution of the situation before and after the crisis, and to show some resilience of farms.

Capacités d’adaptation des exploitations laitières des hautes terres de la province du Vakinankaratra à Madagascar : impacts de la crise de 2009