Farm size and marketing efficiency

By:

"Kumar, Pramod"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Concept; 2007Description: 284pISBN:

9788180693434

Subject(s):

"Farms, size of-India-Kaithal District"

DDC classification:

338.160954558 KUM

Summary: The significance of agricultural marketing has increased with the onset of the process of globalization. In this study the author has examined dynamics of agricultural marketing at the micro level by farm size categories. The study is based on fieldwork data of 400 households and elaborate secondary data of wholesale prices of various regulated mandis in Haryana. As, production and marketing conditions are not much different across various regions in India, the results of this study would be relevant for the country as a whole.

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The significance of agricultural marketing has increased with the onset of the process of globalization. In this study the author has examined dynamics of agricultural marketing at the micro level by farm size categories. The study is based on fieldwork data of 400 households and elaborate secondary data of wholesale prices of various regulated mandis in Haryana. As, production and marketing conditions are not much different across various regions in India, the results of this study would be relevant for the country as a whole.

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