Geography, asked by DiyaPadiyar, 3 months ago

discuss the problems faced by the farmers in india​

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Answered by IzAnju99
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Agriculture Labour

Agriculture Labour is a big problem for farmers

  • Availability
  • Quality
  • Skills
  • cost

In all these aspects farmers are facing problems.But fortunately most of this problem can be solved by the mechanisation technology. Now the technology is available for every operation of the farming.

But adopting mechanisation technology is also lased with many problems. Most of the farmers cannot adopt the mechanisation because of less affordability. most of the farmers are having a very small agricultural holding. Also land size is constraint for manoeuvrability of the machines in the fields. Service points are far off and they have to take their equipment to far of places for service.

The private companies or government sources or partnership firms have to arrange machinery on lease to farmers. more services points are to be made available.government should encourage to farm farmers societies to purchase machinery or tools and provide to farmers on lease.

Irrigation

Irrigation is another major difficulty for farmers.

  • Availability
  • Quality
  • Right time of irrigation

No source of irrigation, If source is there insufficiency of irrigation are the constraints. Depleting ground water tables is another concern. NGOs government should make farmers aware of replenishing the groundwater.

Farmers should aware of saving water. there are many technologies available in saving technologies.

Another important thing in Irrigation is farmers should aware of critical periods of crop irrigation. Extension personnel should concentrate on making farmers understand the importance of critical periods of crop irrigation.

Fertilizer management

Farmers should get tested their field soils. they should aware of the fertility of their soils. suitability of the crops and fertilizer application plans. for fertiliser application also critical periods are there . Extension personnel should make farmers aware of this. Right fertilisers, right combination and right time is most important to get desired yields from their crops.

Happy farming!!

Answered by santhalingam2005
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(a) Indian farmers are facing a big problem from international competition and reduction in public investment in agricultural sector especially in irrigation, power infrastructure and other inputs.
(b) Subsidy on fertilizers is decreased leading to higher cost of production.
(c) Reduction in import duties on agriculture products.
(d) Farmers are withdrawing their investment from agriculture, resulting in lack of alternative employment opportunities.
(e) Erratic nature of monsoons also affects agriculture production on a large scale.
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