The Analysis of Factors Impacting on Large Rice-operating Farmers' Demand for Professional Cooperatives——Based on the Survey of 385 farmers in Jiangxi Province
Weng Zhen-lin
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Weng Zhen-lin
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Based on the statistical analysis of data for Jiangxi 385 large rice farmers obtained through questionnaire survey,this paper uses Logistic model for empirical research.The results show that the household-head's education,business scale,the perception of agricultural production's prices,the difficulties,ability that farmland withstand natural risks have significantly the impact on farmers' demand for professional cooperatives;household-head's age,family population,farming history,borrowing availability,geographic location,development of local agricultural production' distribution channels have not significant impact on farmers' demand for professional cooperatives.Based on the research findings,this paper finally draws related policies' inspiration.
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Based on the statistical analysis of data for Jiangxi 385 large rice farmers obtained through questionnaire survey,this paper uses Logistic model for empirical research.The results show that the household-head's education,business scale,the perception of agricultural production's prices,the difficulties,ability that farmland withstand natural risks have significantly the impact on farmers' demand for professional cooperatives;household-head's age,family population,farming history,borrowing availability,geographic location,development of local agricultural production' distribution channels have not significant impact on farmers' demand for professional cooperatives.Based on the research findings,this paper finally draws related policies' inspiration.
Key concepts: Agriculture, Production (economics), Agricultural economics, Business, Agribusiness, Distribution (mathematics), Logistic regression, Scale (ratio)