Explain the effects that have been occurred in agriculture due to low public sector investment in Indian Agriculture.
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"Agriculture in India is one of the major working sector specifically covering the major rural areas or sector in this concern and backbone of the Indian economy and its aim of self-sustainment.
Agricultural development and growth depends on apt and sustainable use of the resources, implementing technological advancements, regular research, adapting and accommodating to the market waves and requirements, improved infrastructural facilities, proper irrigation, good and freely flowing transportation, and avoiding unreasonable trade barriers.
Low public sector investment marks lack of support by the government, and hence a crash and harm to the requirement of infrastructural facilities and apt channelization of the resources and at large, even fulfilment of the required improvements, investments or easing-factors that proves to be the biggest hindrance in the sustainable agricultural production or meeting the market demand.
It rather de-motivates any positive or huge investment in the sector, builds up huge risk and uncalled for losses of the production, productivity, and even the monetary returns.
Huge capital investment in this sector for the good and sustainable growth of country and its economy is possible only with support of the government and the active role of the public sector. "