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Competitividade inter-regional de sistemas de produção de bovinocultura de corte
(2013-08) OAIGEN, Ricardo Pedroso; BARCELLOS, Júlio Otávio Jardim; CANOZZI, Maria Eugênia Andrighetto; SOARES, Jean Carlos dos Reis; CANELLAS, Leonardo Canali; ALVES, Carine Oliveira; TAVARES, Héliton Ribeiro; COSTA, Fabrício Martins da
This paper presents a methodology for evaluating production systems by measuring the intern competitiveness of in beef cattle. During the first quarter of 2010, questionnaires were administered to 65 farmers, 36 interviews in the Southern Region (State of Rio Grande do Sul) and 29 in the Northern Region (States of Pará and Rondônia). Defined the key drivers that affect the international competitiveness - technology, management, market relations and institutional environment, an specific weight was assigned to each in order to get the index of competitiveness. The results were statistically analyzed by the item response theory and the correspondence analysis (ANACOR) with the SPSS® software. The South was more competitive than the North. Regardless of region, the critical factors of competitiveness were: crop-livestock integration, strategic planning, calculation of financial indicators, beef pricing, access to technological innovations and organization of farmers.
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Competitividade interna na bovinocultura de corte no Estado do Rio Grande do Sul
(2011-06) OAIGEN, Ricardo Pedroso; BARCELLOS, Júlio Otávio Jardim; CANOZZI, Maria Eugênia Andrighetto; CHRISTOFARI, Luciana Fagundes; SOARES, Jean Carlos dos Reis; ALVES, Carine Oliveira
The present research aimed to identify the main internal factors (costs, income, techno-economic feasibility and technologic innovation use) which affect the beef cattle activity competitiveness in a complete cycle production system in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. The data was collected during the year of 2008 based on monthly meetings between the months of January and December. Later the data was analyzed in eletronic spreadsheets. The costs were subdivided in disbursed, operating and total costs and the income in category and total. Among the evaluated costs, the land opportunity cost, labor force and animal supplementation with values of 19.9%, 18.3%, 13.6% respectively, can be pointed out in relation to total cost. The main financial and technical indicators commonly used in production systems analysis were calculated. The economic margins (gross, operating and net), as well as the profitability over the net worth were positive which show economic feasibility in the activity. At the same time, technical indicators as the output rate and the productivity/ha showed satisfactory values. Thus it can be concluded that the evaluated internal factors were very competitive for the studied system.