Observational study reveals production risk factors in rice farming, indicating need for improved inputs and resilience strategies.
Key Points
Average rice yield was 4,722.52 kg with a CV of 22.24%, showing low production variability.
Significant factors enhancing yield included land area, rice seeds, and solid pesticides, while nitrogen fertilizer negatively impacted productivity.
The Just and Pope heteroskedastic frontier model assessed production inputs on yield and risk with an R-squared of 0.134.
External factors like climate extremes greatly affect production risk, emphasizing the need for improved pest management and climate-resilient practices.
Cite This Study
Novitaningrum et al. (2025) studied this question.