Constraints Analysis in Hybrid Paddy Farming in Eastern Zone of Uttar Pradesh using Garrett Ranking Technique

Singh, S.; Verma, Arjun Prasad; Asha, K.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2021.1002.094

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“…It could be detected from the results that the major challenges faced by farmers both in paddy production and marketing during the COVID-19 regime were high input costs (rank I) since during the lockdown the prices of everything goes up like petrol which indirectly hastens the rise in input cost followed by High wage rate of labour (rank II) due the imposition of lockdown and restrictions on the movement of people as well as vehicles leads to scarcity which ultimately hastens the increase in the wage rate of labour, High Transportation cost (rank III) due to restrictions on the movements and rice in petroleum products the transportation cost also increased which became a burden for the farmers during COVID-19 time, especially for small and marginal farmers, Delay in crediting the amount by government after procurement (rank IV) due to various reasons the amount after procurement was not credited into the farmers' account which also has a great effect on farmers to buy the inputs for the next season and the non-availability of farm labour (rank V) this was happened due to people or labour during the COVID-19 time has fear and also due to restrictions the availability of labour was more which finally affected the operations during and after harvesting. These were the major constraints encountered by paddy farmers during the COVID-19 regime in Andhra Pradesh because of the sudden imposition of the lockdown [12][13][14][15].…”

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Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Anthony

Suseela

Paul

et al. 2023

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Rice is the main food for about 800 million people in India, which constitutes about 65% of its population. The unexpected imposition of lockdown with very little preparation obstructed farming and the food systems in numerous different ways. Rice was majorly affected by the restrictions during COVID-19; hence the present study was designed. A multistage sampling design was adopted the for selection of the sample. Garrett’s ranking method was used to prioritize challenges and the results revealed high input cost, high wage rate of labour, high transportation cost, and non-availability of farm labour were major challenges faced by paddy farmers to cope with these challenges we suggested that Government should provide adequate inputs to the farmers at a judicious time on a need basis through RBK’s, high need to encourage farmers towards mechanization, labour scarcity should be reduced by employing MGNREGA workers in operations, Government should provide required inputs at lower/ judicious prices by establishing the manufacture industries and also should ensure that correct and reliable market information to reach the farmers.

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Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Anthony

Suseela

Paul

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“…Garrett's ranking technique was employed to prioritize or rank the opinion of farmers on benefits accrued by micro irrigation system. (Upadhyay et al, 2021) [14] .…”

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Analysis of farmers perception on marketing strategies of major micro irrigation companies in Annamayya district of Andhra Pradesh

Rahul,

Srilatha,

Radhika

et al. 2023

Int. J. Stat. Appl. Math.

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The importance of water to plant growth is multifaceted. The technique of applying large volumes of water to plants, crops, or landscapes is called Irrigation. Applying irrigation through drippers, sprinklers and foggers at high pressure is called Micro irrigation. Although farmers are rapidly becoming advocates of micro irrigation techniques, market penetration remains very low. Hence effective marketing strategies for micro irrigation are essential. The study was taken to analyse the perception of farmers on marketing strategies of major micro irrigation techniques. A multi stage stratified purposive cum convenience sampling method was employed to select the sample. Total sample size was 80 farmers. Likert scale was used to record the opinion of the farmers. Mean technique was used to analyse the recorded data. Garrett ranking was employed to rank the benefits accrued from micro irrigation system.

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“…Cucumber grows best on light, heavy, well-drained soil with an abundance of organic matter. Cucumber plants are naturally monoecious, which means they have separate male and female flowers [22,23]. The present study is an attempt to work out marketing costs, marketing margins, price spread and identify marketing channels and constraints in the marketing of cucumber.…”

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Economic Analysis of Cucumber Market Performance and their Constraints in Sultanpur District of Uttar Pradesh

Mishra

Neerugatti

Gautam

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In this paper examine the marketing efficiency, marketing cost, market margin, price spread and marketing constraints in Sultanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. A multistage stratified purposive cum random sampling technique was applied for the selection of district, block, villages and respondents. Total 100 growers were selected randomly through proportionate allocation method in the population during 2021-22. The primary data were collected through survey schedule with the help of personal interviews. The objectives were achieved by using shephered's formula for marketing efficiency and Garrett ranking technique for the identify the major marketing constraints. There are three types of marketing channels were observed in cucumber marketing i.e., Channel-I (producer → consumer), Channel-II (producer → retailer → consumer) and Channel-III (producer → wholesaler → retailer → consumer). Overall maximum produce of cucumber was sold by different group of farms through channel-III. Moreover, cucumber growers were also faced different types of marketing constraints. Major three marketing constraints faced by the growers were perishability nature of commodity, lack of storage facilities and grading problems, respectively. Suggestions of cucumber farmers to overcome these constraints are storage facilities in mandi should be provided to the farmers for their perishable products and entrusting government representatives with marketing duties in exchange for a fair fee.

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Constraints Analysis in Hybrid Paddy Farming in Eastern Zone of Uttar Pradesh using Garrett Ranking Technique

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Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Analysis of farmers perception on marketing strategies of major micro irrigation companies in Annamayya district of Andhra Pradesh

Economic Analysis of Cucumber Market Performance and their Constraints in Sultanpur District of Uttar Pradesh

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