The study was designed to examine the profitability and measure the level of technical efficiency of dry
season vegetable farmers using stochastic frontier production function. A purposive sampling technique was used to
select 60 vegetable farmers in the study area. The estimated farm technical efficiency ranges from 75% to 98% with
a mean of 92%. This indicates that ample opportunities exist for the farmers to increase their productivity and
income through a more efficient utilization of productive resources. Inefficiency determinants are all directly related
to technical efficiency but are not significantly determined the technical efficiency of the farmers.