Olive Tree Farming in Jaen: Situation With the New Cap and Comparison With the Province Income Per Capita.



Table 1. Main social-economic variables in Jaén olive tree farming in 1991. (Euros. Reference year
2000=100)

Marginal (7)

Dry land (127)

Irrigate

land (15)

_

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Farming Area (Ha)

18.79

17.67

25.56

25.48

76.35

94.51

Crop Yield (kg∕Ha)

624.75

526.88

3,017.31

1,076.09

4,805.38

1,856.09

Labour work (working-days∕Ha)

n. d.

n. d.

n. d.

n. d.

n. d.

n. d.

Total Expenditure (Euros∕Ha)

72.41

22.38

217.18

131.72

188.67

114.65

Subsidies (Euros∕Ha)

27.87

43.06

291.94

139.81

363.96

243.51

Total Revenue (Euros∕Ha)

414.89

354.03

2,221.79

821.36

3,469.95

1,535.55

Direct Gross Margin (Euros∕Ha)

329.81

367.76

2.012.30

768.57

3.296.83

1.540.49

Note: observations in every type of olive farm are in brackets.

Table 2. Main social-economic variables in Jaén olive tree farming in 1994. (Euros. Reference year
2000=100)

Marginal (24)

Dry land (83)

Irrigate land (41)

_

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Farming Area (Ha)

36.98

66.81

19.52

24.87

15.20

18.11

Crop Yield (kg∕Ha)

785.62

306.70

2,591.99

1,086.07

3,908.92

1,165.77

Labour work (working-days∕Ha)

9.47

5.21

16.52

8.08

20.98

10.45

Total Expenditure (Euros∕Ha)

571.49

234.96

944.16

439.43

1,187.49

479.60

Subsidies (Euros∕Ha)

227.77

160.46

606.88

345.01

851.23

459.58

Total Revenue (Euros∕Ha)

757.73

352.38

2,361.41

1,114.87

3,357.07

1,134.36

Direct Gross Margin (Euros∕Ha)

193.68

446.31

1,432.74

1,048.90

2,187.78

1,075.08

Note: observations in every type of olive farm are in brackets.

Table 3. Main social-economic variables in Jaén olive tree farming in 1999. (Euros. Reference year
2000=100)

Marginal (5)

Dry land (47)

Irrigate land (39)

_

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Average

Stand. Dev.

Farming Area (Ha)

67.30

48.82

13.18

13.03

45.46

53.97

Crop Yield (kg∕Ha)

796.36

239.78

5,440.74

3,948.93

5,730.14

2,108.61

Labour work (working-days∕Ha)

5.02

5.40

23.56

18.47

15.89

10.41

Total Expenditure (Euros∕Ha)

687.23

294.52

1.301.04

869.23

954.13

613.10

Subsidies (Euros∕Ha)

510.04

347.61

1.222.43

1.091.83

1.185.87

574.25

Total Revenue (Euros∕Ha)

1,592.87

963.10

3,723.10

3,012.74

3,447.52

1,317.24

Direct Gross Margin (Euros∕Ha)

856.93

776.08

2,436.89

2,643.85

2,474.36

1,280.41

Note: observations in every type of olive farm are in brackets.

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