Baljinder Singh , Gurdeep Singh

Abstract

Research and development have a significant impact on rice production in the Philippines. Rice creation development in the Philippines from 1996 to 2007 was analyzed utilizing a summed up instrumental variable assessor and a translog creation work assessment. A creation system was utilized to look at how traditional and non-ordinary contributions, alongside lingering all out factor efficiency, added to the expansion in by and large creation volume. Between 2001-2006 and 2002-2007, yield developed seriously during the stormy and dry seasons, contrasted with 1996 -2001 and 1997-2002, when result expanded less. Utilizing water system, cross breed and third era present day innate assortments, rice creation instructional meetings, excellent seed, and machine proprietorship were viewed as the most important non-traditional inputs in these periods, according to the findings.

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