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Table 15 Analysis of financial-economic activity of some farms Type of Sowing Productivity: Production: Sale: Income Expenditure: Profit: production area: ha centner/ha Ton ton from sale: Manat manat man 1. Private farm of Behehmedov Islam, Akif. Guba region, Alpan village Apple 1,16 50,0 5,80 5,00 1000,0 280,0 720,0 Wheat 1,16 20,0 2,32 1,00 200,0 195,4 4,6 Total: 1200,0 475,4 724,6 2.Peasant family farm of Aliyev Vahid, Mowsum. Guba region, Zardabi village Apple 1,5 70,0 10,5 10 6000,0 775,0 5225,0 Total: 6000,0 775,0 5225,0 3.Peasant family farm of Mahmudov Habil, Sayadallah. Khachmaz region, Hasanbala village Tomato 0,5 280 14 13,5 2700 291 2409 Lucerne 0,92 14,1 13 11 605 282,4 322,6 Wheat 1,5 13,3 2 1 250 278 -28 Livestock products Milk 2 (animal) 2,8 2 600 252 348 Total: 4155 1103,4 3051,6 4.Peasant family farm of Chingiz Hajiehmedov, Khachmaz region, Palchiq-oba village Tomato 0,5 240 12 11,8 2360 299 2061 Lucerne 1 150 15 12 660 252 408 Wheat 1 20 2 1 300 227 73 Barley 0,5 30 1,5 1,2 180 130 50 Livestock products Milk 6 17,5 centner/per 10,5 10 3000 1460 1540 animal Meat 5 2 centner/per 1 1 1800 850 950 animal Total: 8300 3218 5082 146
At the result of generalization of the information shown in questionnaires, to compare financial agricultural activity of private farms becomes possible. To that end financial agricultural activity of some private farms was analyzed for the year 2008. Farms which we are going to analyze are situated in Guba and Khachmaz regions. Comprehensive information has been received in these farms by various products, sowing area, productivity, common production, sale, expenses, and profit indicators as a result of analyze. Here the basic directions of the expenses have been defined and it has an important part in defining directions of regulating measures for providing efficient activities of farms. Let us pay attention to the table shown above. As is seen from the table, productivity indicators by apple is 50 centner/ha, and 20 centner/ha by wheat. This is not a high level at all. In addition 1 kilogram apple cost 0.2 manats, and this price very low compared with market prices. Sale price of wheat was 0.2 manats; this is closer to market prices. But nevertheless with the income got from sale the farm could cover expenses and had some profits (724.6 manats). Though received profit is not too high, we must take into account that one part of produced output was not sold; it was spent on meeting the home demands, needs of the family. Expenses by apple was spent on nitrogen fertilizer (40 manats) and splashing (240 manats). But composition of expenses by wheat is more complex. Main expenses were spent on seed (50 manats), nitrogen fertilizer (40 manats) and tillage (34.8 manats). Remainder part of the expenses was spent on goods, sowing, reaping and carrying. So, total expenses organized 39.62 % of received income from product sale. As it is seen, expenses are more than income, so it caused decrease of level of income. At the same time, 17 manats were spent on tax to the government. If we take into account it in the last result, then profits got from farm will make 707.6 manats. The second agricultural activity of which we have analyzed is plant-growing. Unlike the first farm, there was more profit in this farm. The productivity here is much higher and sale price of the product is higher. These factors are reason for that. Thus, productivity indicator was 70 centners per hectare; sale price of product was 0.6 manats. This is 40% and 3 times more than the indicators of the first farm accordingly. 15 manats of expenses falls into the share of tax, the rest to water, fertilizer and splashing. It seems from the table that, the 3rd activity of farm of which we have analyzed, has finished successfully its financial-economic activity and gained profits in the sum of 147
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