Land reform and private farms in Georgia : 1996 status
Zvi Lerman
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Zvi Lerman
Abstract
This report describes and analyzes the detailed results of a survey of farm households conducted in Georgia in April-May 1996. This information is particularly valuable in view of the almost total collapse of Georgian agricultural statistics and the inadequacy of the traditional statistical system for the new environment. The report looks at the following areas: demographic profile of households; family income; land holding and land tenure; farm production including crops and livestock; sales of farm products; farm resources and inputs; finance investment and credit including profitability; and the social sphere.
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This report describes and analyzes the detailed results of a survey of farm households conducted in Georgia in April-May 1996. This information is particularly valuable in view of the almost total collapse of Georgian agricultural statistics and the inadequacy of the traditional statistical system for the new environment. The report looks at the following areas: demographic profile of households; family income; land holding and land tenure; farm production including crops and livestock; sales of farm products; farm resources and inputs; finance investment and credit including profitability; and the social sphere.
Key concepts: Livestock, Profitability index, Investment (military), Production (economics), Agricultural economics, Agriculture, Business, Small farm