Evaluation of Returns and Risks in the Forms of Garlic Market: Seed Versus in Natura

Evaluation of Returns and Risks in the Forms of Garlic Market: Seed Versus in Natura



Dr. Luciano Bendlin, Katia Adrieli Vichinheski, Nazareth Pires Martins Spautz,Viviane Maciel Scherer



The garlic plant hortense Liliaceae, very used as
spice, giving flavor to food and can be used in medicinal treatment. Its
cultivation is an annual crop with all its processes since the
preparation of the earth to their harvest. The context of this work was
to evaluate their production, their use, their risks and seed and its
consumption in natura. Their samplings were selected in Três Barras
Town, Santa Catarina in 2014 harvest period. Among the seed (bulb) and
in natura even with the risk of losses with fungal or bacterial their
culture is considered a good harvest, because the climate is very
favorable to its cultivation, detailing its costs of production and the
difference between the crop seed and in natura. This study has used the
Multi-index methodology to the analyzes and calculations for the
comprehensive, such as: analysis of the 8.25% ROIA for garlic in natura
and 7.44% in garlic seed on the initial investment. The cash flow based
on monthly statements, involving expenditure on machinery, preparation
of the land, among others. An initial investment of R$ 39.756,64 for
both harvests. Getting a VPL R$63.188,55 for garlic in natura and
R$54.303,99 for garlic seed, its IBC considering the values of 2.59% for
garlic in natura and 2.37 for garlic seed. The information about
TMA/TRI were well satisfactory for the return of the harvest, as all
cultures have risks, this harvest is approximately 50% for both types
being in the seed and in natura. The data was passed by the Crystal Ball
for attesting and validation of calculations where is approved
investment in agribusiness. 



10.22161/ijeab/2.1.64



http://ijeab.com/upload_document/issue_files/64%20IJEAB-FEB-2017-22-Evaluation%20of%20Returns%20and%20Risks%20in%20the%20Forms%20of%20Garlic%20Market.pdf



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