Analysis and econometric evaluation of the main factors affecting the productivity of wheat in Azerbaijan
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Javid Hasanov Mammad |
| Senior specialist, Agricultural Research Center Ph.D. student of the Agricultural Research Center | |
| hasanovjavid@yahoo.com |
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Turaj Musayev Mehraj |
| Agricultural Economics Research Center, leading specialist | |
| turac.musayev@yahoo.com |
The demand for wheat rises annually in parallel with the wheat-growing areas remaining stable, as well as the pressure of water scarcity and climate change on agriculture making raising wheat productivity a top priority. The article examines the influence of natural, economic and social factors on wheat productivity. Considering the current challenges in the information base, the primary data regarding wheat production was obtained from the FTMMS (Farm Data Monitoring System) survey database to meet the research objective. Using survey data collected in the FTMMS database for 2021, an econometric evaluation and analysis of the primary determinants influencing wheat production in 14 regions where wheat is predominantly cultivated are conducted.
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Фамиль. Рустамов
Institute of Economics of the Ministry of Science and Education, "Economic problems of the agricultural sector" department
Ph.D., docent
Okiemua. Okoror
Department of Economics, University of Benin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, University of Reading, UK
