Study on Marketing Efficiency of Rapeseed and Mustard crop in Jaipur District of Rajasthan, India

Yadav, Mukesh; Sharma, Amod; Kumar, Ajay; Nakhro, Rokoneituo

doi:10.23910/ijep/2018.5.2.0223

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“…The remaining 0.61 per cent of variation might be due to some other factor; which have not been captured in the function. Similar results were in the line with Sharma (2013a) and Yadav and Sharma (2019).…”

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confidence: 91%

Resource-use-efficiency and Constraints Faced by the King Chilli Growers in Peren District of Nagaland

Kedrisi,

Sharma

2024

BKAP

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Background: The cultivating of King chilli has been practicing since long in Peren district of Nagaland; and registered under Geographical Indication Tag in the year 2006. So, the present study aimed to access the inputs used with maximum level of resource-use-efficiency tocontributethe output and highlight the major constraints faced by the King chilli growers. Methods: The present research investigation were carried out during the agricultural year 2020-21 with a total of 120 King chili growers; selected by following a multi-stage simple random quota sampling technique to access the impact. Result: The King chilli growers of marginal and small both farm size groups were found to be highly statistically significant at 1 per cent level; by ceteris paribus, the selected inputs were categorized viz; underutilized and over utilized with the available resources and further main constraints faced by the respondents were highlighted.

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confidence: 91%

Resource-use-efficiency and Constraints Faced by the King Chilli Growers in Peren District of Nagaland

Kedrisi,

Sharma

2024

BKAP

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“…So, the total margin observed in Channel-I was Rs 77.94/-, which was slightly higher than Rs 76.94/-as obtained in Channel-II, respectively. Similar studies were in the line with Yadav et al, (2018).…”

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confidence: 86%

Price Spread and Marketing Efficiency Measure Analysis of Tea Platation Crop in Mokokchung District, India

benla¹,

Sharma²

2019

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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A study was conducted to analyze the marketing cost, price spread, marketing channels, and marketing efficiency of different tea plantation farms in Mokokchung district of Nagaland state, both primary and secondary data were used. The primary data pertained to the year 2018-19 and was elicited from 90 tea plantation cultivators and 10 market intermediaries were also selected for the data collection through pre-tested questionnaires. The main findings reveals that 64 respondents (71.10 per cent) of the sample sold their produce through channel-I and the remaining 26 respondents (28.90 per cent) sold though channel-II 759183 kg (54.10 per cent) of plucked tea leaves were sold through channel-I and 644907 kg (45.90 per cent) were sold through Channel-II, respectively. The total marketing cost incurred in Channel-I was Rs 7.08/-per kg, the total cost incurred in channel-II was Rs 6.55/-, which showed that total marketing cost was more in Channel-I as compared to Channel-II. In both the channels, marketing margin obtained by the processing unit was Rs 52.14/-per kg of processed tea leaf. The marketing margin obtained by processing unit was high due to various value addition process carried out during processing. The total margin observed in Channel-I was Rs 77.94/-, which was slightly higher than Rs 76.94/-as obtained in Channel-II, respectively. The consumer's price for 1 kg of processed tea leaf is Rs 300.00. In case of channel-I, producer's share in consumer price was Rs 15.00/-, which was less than Rs 17.00/-as obtained in channel-II. The marketing efficiency in Channel-I was estimated to be 14.10 and in Channel-II it was 15.30, so it was found out that Channel-II was more efficient than Channel-I, respectively.

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“…Consumer paid Rs 739.42/-per box for Delicious verity, Rs 677.71/-per box for Chanmura, Rs 669.80/-per box for American and Rs 649.14/-per box for Maharaji variety. Similar studies were carried out in the line by Sharma and Singh (2001); Yadav et al, (2018). Orchard to road head 14.00 14.00 14.00 3.…”

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confidence: 62%

Study on Marketing Pattern of Apple Cultivation in Kashmir Valley, India

Kulshreshtha¹,

Sharma²

2021

PLANT ARCHIVES

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An attempt has been made in this paper to evaluate the price spread of apple in the state of Jammu and Kashmir; the study is confined to Baramulla and Pulwama district with 35 growers, who were selected randomly from six selected villages considered to collect the required information. The primary data were collected from the apple growers through personal interview method with the help of well prepared pre tested schedule for the year 2019-20. For the present study 4 marketing channel were identified for the transaction of apple i.e.; Producer - Aratiya - Wholesale - Retailer - Consumer; Producer - Pre-harvest Contractor - Wholesaler - Retailer - Consumer, Producer - Post-harvest - Contractor -Wholesaler - Retailer - Consumer and Producer - Commission Agent - Wholesaler – Retailer - Consumer. Thus it can be concluded that the apple business in Kashmir is more remunerative. This enterprise is not only profitable and financially viable but also provides employment to large number of people in the valley area. The area and production of the apple is increasing at the fast rate, but the various defects of the existing marketing system results in the least share to the producer. Net return from the apple business can further be increased if the problems and defects of existing marketing system as stated above are taken care of. It can also be concluded that apple growing is more beneficial on all producers.

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Study on Marketing Efficiency of Rapeseed and Mustard crop in Jaipur District of Rajasthan, India

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Resource-use-efficiency and Constraints Faced by the King Chilli Growers in Peren District of Nagaland

Resource-use-efficiency and Constraints Faced by the King Chilli Growers in Peren District of Nagaland

Price Spread and Marketing Efficiency Measure Analysis of Tea Platation Crop in Mokokchung District, India

Study on Marketing Pattern of Apple Cultivation in Kashmir Valley, India

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