The main defects from which the marketing of agricultural produce suffers in India: 1. Lack of Organisation 2. Forced Sales 3. Superfluous Middlemen 4. Multiplicity of Market Charges 5. Malpractices of Markets 6. Multiplicity of Weights and Measures 7. Adulteration 8. Inadequate Storage Facilities 9. Transportation Means 10. Absence of Grading and Standardisation of Agricultural […]
Marketing of Agricultural Produce: 12 Defects | India
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Micro-Irrigation Systems for Cereal Crops in Drylands | Agriculture
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In India, attempts have been made in the past to grow field crops such as rice, wheat and other grain crops with SI system, and it was found that the sprinklers improved the on-farm irrigation efficiencies up to 80% under the prevailing climatic conditions. It is experienced that wheat, paddy, maize, groundnut, sunflower, chickpea and […]
Drip Irrigation for Vegetable Crops of Drylands | Agriculture
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Efficient MI methods and technologies developed for irrigating horticultural and vegetable crops are reported to result in 30-50% water-saving and 20-40% increase in crop yields. The DI system is more economical for orchard crops. The performance of drip and conventional (i.e. check basin) irrigation methods in banana was evaluated in clay soils at Rahuri, Maharashtra. […]