Analysis of milk production in Chhattisgarh through statistical technique

The dairy industry faces increasing pressure to optimize production processes due to global competition, especially from countries with lower production costs. At the same time, consumer expectations and regulatory standards for product quality continue to rise. In response, Statistical Process Control (SPC) has emerged as a critical methodology for monitoring and improving production efficiency while maintaining product quality. This study focuses on the application of SPC in dairy production within Chhattisgarh, India, with the aim of enhancing process stability and control. The research investigates milk production trends, identifies key factors affecting the production process, and evaluates the use of control charts for tracking variability and maintaining consistent quality. By analyzing the production data, the study seeks to establish stable, under-control conditions that ensure smooth operations and minimize deviations from quality standards. The insights gained will provide dairy producers in Chhattisgarh with actionable strategies for optimizing their production processes using SPC, ultimately contributing to improved operational efficiency and product quality in the competitive dairy market.

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International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development
Published
2024-10-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33545/26180723.2024.v7.i10h.1287
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Agricultural Economics and Practices
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Analysis of milk production in Chhattisgarh through statistical technique

Anjana Ekka, Aparna Sharma, Mujahida Sayyed, Chandan Nagar
International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development
Agricultural Economics and Practices
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Analysis of milk production in Chhattisgarh through statistical technique

Anjana Ekka, Aparna Sharma, Mujahida Sayyed, Chandan Nagar
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Abstract

The dairy industry faces increasing pressure to optimize production processes due to global competition, especially from countries with lower production costs. At the same time, consumer expectations and regulatory standards for product quality continue to rise. In response, Statistical Process Control (SPC) has emerged as a critical methodology for monitoring and improving production efficiency while maintaining product quality. This study focuses on the application of SPC in dairy production within Chhattisgarh, India, with the aim of enhancing process stability and control. The research investigates milk production trends, identifies key factors affecting the production process, and evaluates the use of control charts for tracking variability and maintaining consistent quality. By analyzing the production data, the study seeks to establish stable, under-control conditions that ensure smooth operations and minimize deviations from quality standards. The insights gained will provide dairy producers in Chhattisgarh with actionable strategies for optimizing their production processes using SPC, ultimately contributing to improved operational efficiency and product quality in the competitive dairy market.

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