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Simulations the cultivation of legumes instead of wheat and barley and examining its economic effects
Author(s) -
Zahra Noori Tupkanloo,
Saeed Yazdani
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
indian journal of agricultural research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.241
H-Index - 8
eISSN - 0976-058X
pISSN - 0367-8245
DOI - 10.18805/ijare.a-291
Subject(s) - monopoly , shadow price , legume , production (economics) , profit (economics) , agricultural economics , water use , economics , agronomy , agricultural science , environmental science , mathematics , biology , mathematical optimization , macroeconomics , market economy , microeconomics
This study Simulate the cultivation of legumes instead of wheat and barley and examining the impacts it on aggregate water use, output , land rent , land under culture , total rent and shadow price of water in downstream lands of Yengejeh Dam in Neyshabur. This is an exploratory study in nature which was conducted through a questionnaire survey in 2015-2016. The population of this research is all farmers who use the water of Yengejeh dam to irrigate their lands . By Using Cochran formula, 139 wheat and barley farmers selected as the sample of this research randomly. A scenario of legumes crops such as peas, beans and lentils that have different price in the competitive and monopolist water market was developed by assimilation algorithm. According to the market situation of water in the region which is almost similar to monopoly water market, the results showed that cultivation of legume instead of wheat increase amount water used , production , total rent and shadow price of water. But it decreases land under culture in the study area. Scenario results of cultivation of legume instead of barley showed that with cultivation of legume instead of barley the amount of product produced , land rent under , total rate and shadow price of water reduces. But it increased the land under culture in the study area. Therefore, the cultivation of legumes instead of wheat has better economic effects because it provided optimal resource allocation.

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