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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Policies and programmes for development of Sugar industry in India. 4. Growth trends in area yield production and prices of sugarcane. 5. Growth trends in sugarcane crushed sugar output and sugar recovery. 6. Impact of sugar cooperatives on Economic development. 7. Findings and policy measures. Bibliography. The Indian Sugar Industry is one of the oldest industries in the country. The rapid growth of sugar industry in Maharashtra has helped to a very great extent in stabilizing the sugar production in the country and reducing the chronic shortage of sugar. Maharashtra state produces about 1/3 of the total sugar produced in the country. Marathwada a backward region of Maharashtra state has good potential for sugarcane cultivation and development of sugar industry. Sugar industry adds to the income of the farmers creates employment opportunities and educational and other facilities and ultimately leads to economic development. This book examines the growth of sugar cooperatives in Marathwada with respect to area yield and production of sugarcane sugarcane crushed sugar recovery and capacity utilization. It also assesses the impact of sugar cooperatives on economic development of this region during the last 23 years. This study also makes some important suggestions for the development of the region through sugar cooperatives. 154 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Public distribution system in India. 4. Evaluation of public distribution system. 5. Findings and policy measures. Bibliography. Ensuring food security to all people is the primary responsibility of the state. The share of India in the food insecure and malnourished population in the world is much higher than its share in world population. The central and state governments have started various programmes to alleviate poverty. In India the public distribution system is a large scale food rationing programme meant to reduce food insecurity. This system has been concerned mainly with foodgrains distribution. AT present the PDS is an essential component of government food management policy. This book examines the performance of public distribution system in India. Further it evaluates the gains accrued to beneficiaries of the PDS and also examines the viability of fair price shops by using survey data. 144 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Seasonal variation in prices and arrivals of agricultural commodities. 4. Annual variation in prices and arrivals of agricultural commodities. 5. Analysis of trends in arrivals and prices of agricultural commodities. 6. Relationship between arrivals and prices of agricultural commodities. 7. Findings and policy measures. Select bibliography. Agricultural prices particularly of food grains and oilseeds play an important role in the whole national economy of India. They affect production decisions by the farmers and their incomes. Variations in prices of agricultural commodities is a big problem in Indian agriculture because of the dependence of production on monsoons. Agricultural prices exhibit spatial and temporal price fluctuations. Temporal price variations include seasonal annual and long term fluctuations. The present book analyses the temporal price variation in food grains and oilseeds and makes suggestions to minimize the variation in prices of agricultural commodities in India. 212 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of literature. 3. Agricultural economy of Kinwat Taluka and sample villages. 4. Determinants of adoption of new technology on tribal and non tribal farms. 5. Impact on new technology adoption on tribal and non tribal farmers. 6. Findings and policy measures. Bibliography. India has the second largest concentration of tribal population in the world. As per 2001 population census tribals constitute about 8 per cent of the total population of the country. Although the technological breakthrough as such in Indian agriculture is no longer a new phenomenon yet it has got a significant relevance particularly for the regions which are still lying in the embryonic stage of agricultural development. Tribal dominated regions have not yet been able to benefit from the fruits of technological innovation. The present book attempts to examine the determinants of the adoption of new agricultural technology and impact of the adoption of new agricultural technology on productivity employment income and consumption expenditure of tribal and non tribal farmers in a tribal block of Maharashtra State. This book also makes some important suggestions for promoting the adoption of new agricultural practices by tribal farmers in the study area. 124 pp.…