Production Economics and Determinants for Adoption of Commercial Vegetable Production in Kathmandu Nepal

The vegetable sub-sector is considered a sector having high prospects of commercialization. It supports to create the job opportunities, thereby contributes reducing poverty rate. However, little empirical research has been done know benefits commercial production and households’ behavior towards its adoption. Thus, this study seeks assess economics determinant factors farmers for adoption in Kathmandu district, Nepal. In total 199 households were selected using stratified random sampling technique. primary data collected from January February 2022. descriptive statistics, benefit-cost ratio, binary logistic regression applied analysis SPSS. results reveal that gross margin ratio farming found be NRs. 533,130/ha 3.23 respectively, which higher than subsistence (gross 419, 031/ha benefit cost 2.49). Further, findings show age, education household head, experience, type family, membership, access credit significantly important determinants production. Therefore, any agricultural development programs such as financial services, business training, encourage join into cooperatives could instrumental farming.
 Int. J. Soc. Sc. Manage. Vol. 9, Issue-3: 103-112