Question

At present, what are the problems faced by the farmers after cultivation of the crop

Answer 1

Biggest problems faced by farmers ......

Small and fragmented land-holdings: ...

Seeds: ...

Manures, Fertilizers and Biocides: ...

Irrigation: ...

Lack of mechanisation: ...

Soil erosion: ...

Agricultural Marketing:

Answer 2

Explanation:

• Seed is a critical and fundamental input to achieve greater crop yields and sustained agricultural manufacturing development. Distribution of quality seeds are very difficult.
• Unfortunately, the majority of farmers are unable to achieve excellent quality seeds, particularly tiny and marginal farmers, and due primarily to exorbitant prices of better seeds.

• Most of farmers in India use more fertilizers for cultivation. This has resulted in soils being depleted and exhausted resulting in low productivity.
• Nearly all the crops 'average returns are among the lowest in the globe. This is a severe issue that more manures and fertilizers can be used to solve.

• Rainfall is uncertain, unreliable and erratic in India.

• Large tracts of fertile soil are suffering from wind and water soil erosion. This region must be handled correctly and its initial fertility must be restored.

• Despite the large-scale mechanization of agriculture in some areas of the nation, the majority of large-scale agricultural activities are carried out by human hand using easy and conventional instruments and instruments such as wood plough, sickle, etc.