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ArticleItem Open Access Cost of milk production in the milk shed area of Tamil Nadu(2003) Ganesh Kumar, B; Serma Saravana Pandian, A; TANUVASA study on cost of milk production in the milk shed area of Tamil Nadu was carried out during 2000. The total cost per indigenous cow per day was Rs. 33.03, total fixed cost and total variable cost accounting for 3.81 and 96.18% of total cost respectively. A category-wise analysis of farmers revealed that the total cost decreased with increase in farm size. The total cost per buffalo per day was Rs. 53.72 and total fixed cost and total variable cost accounted for 4.67 and 95.33% respectively, the total cost per crossbred cow per day was Rs. 72.86, total fixed cost and total variable cost accounted for 7.69 and 92.31% of total cost respectively. No specific trend was observed as far as the relationship between the total cost and category of farmers was concerned for both buffaloes and crossbred cows. The cost of milk production was lower in crossbred cows followed by buffaloes and indigenous cows.ArticleItem Open Access INPUT-OUTPUT RELATIONSHIP IN MILK PRODUCTION IN TAMIL NADU(2001) Ganesh Kumar, B; Serma Saravana Pandian, A; TANUVASA study was conducted to analyze the input-output relationship in milk production for indigenous cows, crossbred cows and buffaloes using production function analysis under rural conditons in Villupuram and Salem districts of Tamil Nadu.ThesisItem Open Access Measurement Of Technological Change And Analysis Of Productivity In Dairy Farming(Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, 2001) Ganesh Kumar, B; TANUVAS; Prabaharan, RArticleItem Open Access A STUDY OF INVESTMENT PATTERN ON FIXED ASSETS IN RURAL DAIRY FARMING IN TAMIL NADU(1999) Ganesh Kumar, B; Prabaharan, R; TANUVASA study of investment pattern on fixed assets in rural dairy farming was carried out in Villupuram district of Tamil Nadu. A four stage stratified random sampling technique with division, block, village and farm households as the first, second, third and fourth stage respectively was used for data collection.