“…Few of the recent researches have tried to analyze the implications of COVID-19 pandemics on agricultural productions and supply chain globally (Pu & Zhong, 2020;Kumar, Padhee, & Kumar, 2020;Gillespie, 2020;Galanakis, 2020;Singh & Neog, 2020;Solomon, Pratap, & Swapna, 2020;Weersink, von Massow, & McDougall, 2020;Sharma, Talan, & Jain, 2020;Zhang et al, 2020). Pu and Zhong (2020) argued that unreasonable restrictions would block the outflow channels of agricultural products, hinder necessary production inputs, destroy production cycles, and finally undermine production capacity and suggested that there is a need to ensure effective logistics for agricultural products, ensure effective supply of critical inputs, provide various supports to agricultural production and farmers and make use of innovative methods to promote sales such as e-tailing. Kumar et al (2020) argued that the vulnerabilities in agricultural supply chains and depleted workforces caused by the COVID-19 crisis have hurt farms of all sizes in India.…”