Strategies for Enhancing Agricultural Markets in India
Dr. S.P. Yadav proposes various measures to enhance agricultural marketing in India, including establishing regulated markets, developing marketing societies, improving infrastructure facilities, and ensuring timely access to credit and market information for farmers. Additional steps involve formulating agricultural price policies and providing remunerative prices for agricultural produce. However, these efforts may not be sufficient, requiring further vigilance and action for effective agricultural market improvement.
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Remedial Measures For improvement of Agricultural Market . By Dr.S.P.Yadav.Eco.MLAC Kasba Following are some of the Measures to be followed for improving the existing system of agricultural marketing in the country.
The meantime the government has taken following important steps for the improvement of agricultural marketing in India. 1 Warehouses 2 Development of marketing societies and Regulated Market Step taken for Improvement of Agricultural Marketing in India 3 Infrastructure facilities 4 NAFED ( NAFAD is a central nodel agency for undertaking price support operation for pulses and oilseeds 5 Commodity Boards 6 Standardisation and Grading. .At present 22 Regional Ag-Mark Laboratories are operating under the Apex Central Ag-Mark Laboratories, Nagpur. These laboratories of.States and Union Territories.
1 Establishment of regulated market 2 Establishment of co-operative marketing societies. 3 Extension and Construction of additional storage and warehousing facilities for agricultural produce of the farmers. Remedial Measures For improvement 4 Expansion of market yards and other allied facilities for the new existing market 5 Provision be made for extending adequate amount of credit facilities to the farmers 6 Timely supply of marketing information to the farmers. 7 Important and extension of road and transportation facilities for connecting the village and Mandi.
Remedial measures for Improvement 8 Formulating suitable agricultural price policy by the government for marketing 9 Provision for remunerative prices of agricultural produces of the country.
But these steps are not enough for Improvement of Agricultural Marketing in India. We should also beware in this matters. Conclusion