Factors influencing groundwater markets in Rajasthan

Pawariya, Vikash; Sharma, R. C.; Sharma, B K

doi:10.5958/2395-146x.2017.00108.9

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“…By the Garrett's technique it has been mentioned in table 5, the mean score of Drying of leaves problem faced by farmer was maximum and it is 73.41 and henceforth it is ranked first in constraints received by farmers in the study area in the all categories of farmers because of the less use of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), none of the innovation in the drying of leaves and weather and natural calamities. Irrigation was the second most ranked constraint in the study area because this crop need a large quantity of water about 12-15 irrigations and so the irrigation constraint occur by small farmers due to non-availability of the water resources and due of practice of water buying (GWM) (Pawariya et al, 2017).As this crop has a great economic values and commercialization is world famous of this crop, unfortunately there none of the technology intervention happened. So far only two varieties are there of this crop and farmers are using the local seeds for the crop.…”

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An analysis of constraint and problems in production and marketing of Nagauri (Paan) methi in Rajasthan State of India

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The present study was undertaken in the production area majorly Nagaur and in some part of Jodhpur district of Rajasthan to access the problems and constraints faced by farmers in the production and marketing of Nagauri (Paan) methi. A total sample of 150 farmers from 30 villages of two districts were selected for the study. The primary data were collected from the farmers by using pre tested structured schedule. The results from investigation shows that most important problem ranked first (Garret’s mean score is 75.60) was faced by farmers are lack of remunerative price of the product, which is 90 % of farmers were facing followed by lack of proper market center (Rank II), monopoly of traders (presence of less competitive firms), higher price spread. Least marketing constraint was payment delay which was faced by 55 per cent farmers ranked XIII. The major production constraints were drying of leaves (Garret’s mean score is 73.41) ranked I followed by irrigation and less use of technology. The appropriate policy suggestions are market establishment, government intervention to provide the remunerative price of Nagauri (Paan) methi and technology use.

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