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Financing of poultry farms in selected towns of Cavite / Edmon P. Hernandez.

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Hernandez, Edmon P [author]

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Indang, Cavite : 2003. Cavite State University- Main Campus,Description: vi, 22 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmContent type:

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338.1765 H43 2003

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College of Agriculture, Food, Environment and Natural Resources (CAFENR)

Abstract: HERNANDEZ, EDMON P., "Financing of Poultry Farms in Selected Towns of Cavite," B.S.Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, major in Agricultural Economics, Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite, April 2003. The main objectives of the study "Financing of Poultry Farms in Selected towns of Cavite were to determine the: (1) the socio-economics characteristics of the farmers; (2) need for loans for financing poultry projects; (3) source of financing of poultry project; (4) the requirements in obtaining loans; (5) the mode of payment of loan. The selected towns of Cavite were chosen as research areas of the study namely, Alfonso, Magallanes, Indang, and Gen. E. Aguinaldo (Bailen). The sample yielded a total of fifty respondents. The most common forms of financing poultry projects were family income, savings and credit or loan from rural banks, Land Bank, as well private individuals. Farmers who obtained credit from rural banks and Land Bank cited some requirements needed in borrowing money. First the lending institution required the borrowers with collaterals. Second, borrowers must present the status of the production as well as the estimated value of the project. Majority use family income and savings as the source of capital invested in poultry project. They thought that it would take long period of time to obtain the loans. The respondent repayment capacity was low and many of farmers paid their loans quarterly. Others paid their loans monthly and the other paid their loan on maturity date. Considering that farmers were not aware of repaying credit on time, funds for their repayment was used in some other purposes. The repayment performance of the raisers was dependent upon the size and the production of the project. The government must create a program wherein farmers could easily acquire the needed information about the business. The government must provide adequate financial assistance.

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Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Major in Agricultural Economics) Cavite State University.

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College of Agriculture, Food, Environment and Natural Resources (CAFENR)

HERNANDEZ, EDMON P., "Financing of Poultry Farms in Selected Towns of Cavite," B.S.Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, major in Agricultural Economics, Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite, April 2003.

The main objectives of the study "Financing of Poultry Farms in Selected towns of Cavite were to determine the: (1) the socio-economics characteristics of the farmers; (2) need for loans for financing poultry projects; (3) source of financing of poultry project; (4) the requirements in obtaining loans; (5) the mode of payment of loan. The selected towns of Cavite were chosen as research areas of the study namely, Alfonso, Magallanes, Indang, and Gen. E. Aguinaldo (Bailen). The sample yielded a total of fifty respondents. The most common forms of financing poultry projects were family income, savings and credit or loan from rural banks, Land Bank, as well private individuals. Farmers who obtained credit from rural banks and Land Bank cited some requirements needed in borrowing money. First the lending institution required the borrowers with collaterals. Second, borrowers must present the status of the production as well as the estimated value of the project. Majority use family income and savings as the source of capital invested in poultry project. They thought that it would take long period of time to obtain the loans. The respondent repayment capacity was low and many of farmers paid their loans quarterly. Others paid their loans monthly and the other paid their loan on maturity date. Considering that farmers were not aware of repaying credit on time, funds for their repayment was used in some other purposes. The repayment performance of the raisers was dependent upon the size and the production of the project. The government must create a program wherein farmers could easily acquire the needed information about the business. The government must provide adequate financial assistance.

Submitted to the University Library 09/10/2003 T-2511