<p>This work aims to evaluate the performance of a set of agroecological production units. The Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) methodology was chosen to calculate observed efficiencies. Cultivated area, total external inputs, machine hours and man days are the inputs; billing and different items produced, the outputs of the DEA BCC model, directed to outputs, applied. The number of different items produced represents agrobiodiversity, in the agroecological production process. Of the sixteen productive units analysed, four presented efficiency between 98% and 100%. The production unit with the highest revenues was 60.20% efficient. The understanding of the dynamics and productive practices of the identified efficient units can help the farmers with less efficiency in improving the performance of the agricultural activity, without aiming only at the economic result.</p>