%0 Journal Article
%T Energy Input-Output and Economic Analysis of Rose Production in Turkey
%A D. Akbolat
%A K. Ekinci
%A V. Demircan
%J Journal of Agronomy
%D 2006
%I 
%X Energy and economic analysis in rose production in Isparta province where there is intensive-rose production were performed. A total of 11 villages from Isparta Centre, Atabey, Keciborlu, G nen, districts of Isparta province were surveyed by applying a face to face questionnaire method with 109 rose growers. Results revealed that total energy consumed per hectare for rose production was 29313.12 MJ ha-1 and the most energy demanding input was chemical fertilizers (46.67%), especially nitrogen (39.81%). Energy consumption due to diesel fuel was 21.87% of the total energy input. Total bioenergy output was calculated as 21150.69 MJ ha-1 considering its yield (5041.88 kg ha-1) and its energy contents (4.20 MJ kg-1) Energy use efficiency, specific energy and energy productively of rose production were found to be 0.72, 5.81 MJ kg-1 and 0.17 kg MJ-1, respectively. It was concluded that the direct and indirect energy inputs were 36.08 and 58.90% of the total energy input, respectively. Renewable energy sources among the inputs constituted 16.43% of the total energy whereas non-renewable resources among the inputs constituted 16.43% of the energy whereas non-renewable resources (chemical fertilizers and diesel fuel) constituted 78.55% of total energy input. Result showed that net return from rose production in the surveyed farms was at satisfying level. Benefit to cost ratio was found to be 1.58.
%K Rose production
%K energy use
%K bioenergy
%U http://docsdrive.com/pdfs/ansinet/ja/2006/570-576.pdf