Performance of Regulated Markets in Odisha Under New Agricultural Marketing Reforms Regime

Kathayat, Babita

doi:10.30954/0424-2513.2.2019.3

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“…About 428 market yards work under the Odisha State Agricultural Marketing Board, Bhubaneswar. Each regulated market in the state serves 424 villages on average, more than the national average of 258 (Kathayat 2019). The open auction sale procedure cannot be used in many regulated markets in Odisha because of the small quantity of arrivals, lack of infrastructure, low trader participation, low production, transportation problems, weak regulatory mechanisms, and the lack of well-trained market staff (Gummagolmath et al 2014;Purohit 2016;Krishnamurthy 2021).…”

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Performance analysis of electronic national agricultural markets: Some evidence from Odisha

Khandagiri¹,

Kannan²

2022

Agricultural Economics Research Review

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This paper analyses the effect of electronic agricultural markets on commodity arrivals and price volatility. Compared to that in the period before the National Agricultural Market (eNAM), market arrivals of commodities declined later, average monthly prices increased, and farmers received lower prices on average. The paper also analyses the influences on farmers' decision to participate in electronic trading, and it finds that farmers' education, small landholding size, and age had a positive and significant effect on participation. The eNAM needs to include more markets, raise awareness about its features, and train farmers and traders to make their participation effective.

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Performance analysis of electronic national agricultural markets: Some evidence from Odisha

Khandagiri¹,

Kannan²

2022

Agricultural Economics Research Review

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“…Advertising for agriculture therefore remains open to the pressures of capitalism. As a result, Odisha can always assert that it is a transformed state in accordance with the guidelines provided by the Indian government's Model Act (Kathayat, 2019). Odisha has a peculiar scenario when it comes to vendor participation and administration.…”

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Scientific Research on socio-economic characteristics of farmers and their problems: A Study in Regulated Market of Balasore District.

Behera,

Jena,

Prangya

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The two main avenues via which agricultural produce is gathered, distributed, and resold in rural India are the regulated markets set up by the State Governments and the sporadic marketplaces that have developed naturally and are unregulated. Under the auspices of extensive regulations that have been formulated and amended periodically by the corresponding state Agricultural Produce Marketing Regulation Act, agricultural produce market committees have been established to promote equitable trade. Since their inception, regulated markets have assisted in reducing market disadvantages; yet, the competitive market structure was not well-foreseen by their legal framework. In an environment of liberalized trade, this paves the way for the market committee to become more manageable and sustainable. Given the dependence of other sectors on agriculture, India has viewed it as a valuable tool for economic progress.The regulated markets are regarded as accountable establishments that carry out all the tasks associated with the selling of products while considering the interests of all final consumers as a whole. The current paper highlights Indian agriculture, with a particular emphasis on the regulated agricultural marketing system and its development, status, and prospects. The report also emphasizes the difficulties and impact of a regulated market on farmers' socioeconomic standing. At the study's conclusion, a number of restrictions that either directly or indirectly impacted the farmers' socioeconomic standing were mentioned. To comprehend the link between the dependent and independent variables, a variety of statistical methods were employed. To arrive at the ultimate outcome, an ex post facto research design was mostly employed.

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E-NAM and Agricultural Market Integration

Jain,

Sachdev,

Kumari

2024

Advances in Marketing, Customer Relationship Management, and E-Services

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E-National Agriculture Market (E-NAM) in the agricultural marketing sector intends to price transparency, minimize middlemen, and assure fair prices to farmers. The study aims to investigate the effects of the E-National Agricultural Market (E-NAM) on agricultural market integration and farm incomes. The online platform of E-NAM seeks to improve transparency, provide wider market access, and increase price realization for farmers. By examining appropriate data and using relevant econometric techniques, this research aims to assess e-NAM's effectiveness as a tool to uplift farmers' incomes in India's agriculture sector.

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Performance of Regulated Markets in Odisha Under New Agricultural Marketing Reforms Regime

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Performance analysis of electronic national agricultural markets: Some evidence from Odisha

Performance analysis of electronic national agricultural markets: Some evidence from Odisha

Scientific Research on socio-economic characteristics of farmers and their problems: A Study in Regulated Market of Balasore District.

E-NAM and Agricultural Market Integration

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