Research Article

Impact of Irrigation Ecology on Rice Production Efficiency in Ghana

Table 8

Estimates of the endogenous treatment effect model of impact of irrigation ecology on allocative efficiency.

Allocative EfficiencyIrrigation Ecology
VariablesCoef.Std. Coef.Std.
Err.Err.

Improved seed-0.0400.060
Gender0.0420.093-0.180910.382307
Age0.0010.002-0.003930.007909
Educational level0.0060.004-0.013030.017019
Farmer experience0.0020.002-0.014240.008081
Wealth of farm HH0.0000.0003.34E-05 1.15E-05
Household Size-0.0010.007-0.018830.027527
Total HH arable land0.0050.0080.0210440.030328
Rice farm size0.0350.015-0.082740.05944
FBO Membership0.0300.041-0.01740.16182
ISFM3 Adoption0.0260.036
Contract Farming0.254 0.037
Fertilizer0.0000.0000.000550.00047
Seed-0.00043 0.0002470.001410.00098
Labour-0.005 0.0020.0160.00787
1. Irrigation ecology0.3300.0500.0155870.007868
_cons0.238290.14270.0572370.531055

/athrho-1.34707 0.289909
/lnsigma-1.143 0.084
rho-0.8730.069
sigma0.3190.027
lambda-0.2780.044

Log likelihood-202.687
Wald test χ2209.61

LR test of independent equations χ2 5.03

1% significance level; 5% significance level; 10% significance level.
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