Administrative Management and Profitability of Pineapple Cultivation at the UMI-ITUG

This study analyzes the cost-benefit ratio and administrative management of pineapple cultivation at the Production Unit of the Integrated Management Facility [UMI-ITUG], with the aim of evaluating its economic viability, operational efficiency, and sustainability. A study of production costs was conducted, considering inputs, labor, and infrastructure. Administrative management strategies were identified to optimize resources, improve planning, and enhance the competitiveness of the production unit. The conclusions emphasize the importance of efficient administrative management, the integration of agroecological practices, and the development of strategies to ensure the sustainability of the production unit.