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Agricultural factor markets and India's small farmers / edited by Anup Kumar Das, Binoy Goswami, Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: New Delhi Sage Publications India Pvt Ltd 2022Description: xiv, 291 p. tables 22 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9789354792335
Contents:
Preface Introduction - Binoy Goswami, Anup Kumar Das and Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah. Land Market I: Realities and Suggested Reforms in Rental Arrangement - Binoy Goswami and Maheshwar Giri. Land Market II: Outright Sale and Issues of Land Acquisition - Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah and Faridus Mamun Khan. Agricultural Labour Markets: Structure and Functioning - Raju Mandal and Anup Kumar Das. Groundwater Markets: Functioning and Issues - Mrinal Kanti Dutta and Jitu Tamuli. Rental Market of Farm Machineries and Equipment - Anup Kumar Das. Reviving and Remodeling the Agricultural Extension Service - Maheshwar Giri and Binoy Goswami. Agricultural Credit in India: The Dominance of Informal Sources - Abhijit Sharma and Prasenjit Bujar Baruah. Agricultural Risks and Crop Insurance Market in India - Sumit Ghosh. Challenges of Post-Harvest Management of Farm Output - Amiya Sarma and Binod Goswami. Picking Up the Threads - Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah. Index
Summary: "Incompleteness and imperfections of the factor markets can inhibit farmers, particularly small farmers, from optimal utilization of resources, which limits the performance of the whole agriculture sector. In small farm agriculture, several important markets handling allocation of vital inputs and services have been emerging. Emerging markets such as the rental markets of farm machinery and equipment have received little attention in literature. Agricultural Factor Markets and India's Small Farmers argues that the market efficacy for such critical services requires close examination. The decline of public sector provided extension service in the post Green Revolution period and the entry of private providers makes this especially important. Further, thinness of markets for farm credit, insurance and marketing services deserves incisive analysis, as small farms are often constrained by insufficiency of access to such services"-- Provided by publisher.
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Preface Introduction - Binoy Goswami, Anup Kumar Das and Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah. Land Market I: Realities and Suggested Reforms in Rental Arrangement - Binoy Goswami and Maheshwar Giri. Land Market II: Outright Sale and Issues of Land Acquisition - Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah and Faridus Mamun Khan. Agricultural Labour Markets: Structure and Functioning - Raju Mandal and Anup Kumar Das. Groundwater Markets: Functioning and Issues - Mrinal Kanti Dutta and Jitu Tamuli. Rental Market of Farm Machineries and Equipment - Anup Kumar Das. Reviving and Remodeling the Agricultural Extension Service - Maheshwar Giri and Binoy Goswami. Agricultural Credit in India: The Dominance of Informal Sources - Abhijit Sharma and Prasenjit Bujar Baruah. Agricultural Risks and Crop Insurance Market in India - Sumit Ghosh. Challenges of Post-Harvest Management of Farm Output - Amiya Sarma and Binod Goswami. Picking Up the Threads - Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah. Index

"Incompleteness and imperfections of the factor markets can inhibit farmers, particularly small farmers, from optimal utilization of resources, which limits the performance of the whole agriculture sector. In small farm agriculture, several important markets handling allocation of vital inputs and services have been emerging. Emerging markets such as the rental markets of farm machinery and equipment have received little attention in literature. Agricultural Factor Markets and India's Small Farmers argues that the market efficacy for such critical services requires close examination. The decline of public sector provided extension service in the post Green Revolution period and the entry of private providers makes this especially important. Further, thinness of markets for farm credit, insurance and marketing services deserves incisive analysis, as small farms are often constrained by insufficiency of access to such services"-- Provided by publisher.

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