Dakahlia Governorate is considered one of the governorates of relative importance in the cultivation and production of persimmons, but the increase in production does not keep pace with the increase in demand for it. Therefore, the research aimed to study production and productivity of persimmon fruit at the level of Egypt and at the level of Dakahlia Governorate during the period (2000 - 2021) and measuring indicators of the productive and economic efficiency of persimmon fruit according to two main axes: The first is for early-ripening farms, and for late-ripening farms. The second according to the age of the farm; Young farms, middle-aged farms, and perennial farms. To achieve this goal, the research relied on primary data through a questionnaire form, which was collected from a stratified random sample of persimmon farmers in Dakahlia Governorate during the agricultural season (2021-2022), in addition to secondary data from agricultural economics bulletins issued by the Economic Affairs Sector. The most important search results: Producer incentive in late-maturing farms was about 82%, while in early-maturing farms it was about 76%. The net profit per ton amounted to about L.E. 7.3 thousand. The net profit per ton amounted to about L.E. 7.7 thousand. The net profit per ton amounted to about L.E. 9.8 thousand. Finally, the study recommends increasing the area planted with late-ripening persimmons, as well as paying attention to perennial plantations, in order to achieve the highest net profit per feddan and the highest incentive for the producer.