On work productivity in agriculture
2006
Luder, W. (Agroscope FAT Taenikon, Eidgenoessische Forschungsanstalt fuer Agrarwirtschaft und Landtechnik, Ettenhausen (Switzerland))
Given the pressure exerted by the high production costs of Swiss agriculture, the production factor of work is quite rightly gaining in importance. The current discussion often deals with the quantitative productivity. This kind of productivity however can be bought by a disproportionate input of capital. The present article suggests using the work income earned on the farm per standardised working day as a reference parameter for evaluating work productivity a solution which allows the input of capital to be taken into account.
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