Analysis of credit use of farmers in Changwat Kalasin
1987
Kwanjai Rungsisuriyachai
The analysis of agricultural credit use by simple correlation technique reveals that farm size is the factor that is highly correlated to amount of credit from institutional source for the case of rice farm as well as cassava farm. For both institution and noninstitution credit case, the factor that is highly correlated to credit use is also farm size. The analysis of agricultural credit use by regression technique shows that for the case of institutional credit in rice production, farm operating expense, farm size, and age of household head are factors affecting credit use. For cassava case, credit use depends on farm income, the ratio of debt to asset, and farm size. For the case of both institution and noninstitution credit, farm operating expense, farm size, and age of household affect credit use. But for cassava production, credit use depends on the ratio of debt to asset, age of household head, farm income, and farm size.
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