Question

Q11. How do the medium and large farmers obtain capital for farming? How is it different from the small

farmers?​

Answer 1

Answer:

• Large farmers have big plots of land, and hence, are able to produce more yield.
• Some of the produce is stored for family consumption while others are sold in the market.
• With the obtained capital, they can undertake non farming activities like opening shops, buying cattle and poultry, etc.
• In contrast, small farmers have to store some of the produce for themselves, so the rest of the produce is not able to get the farmers enough income.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Large farmers have big plots of land, and hence, are able to produce more yield.

Some of the produce is stored for family consumption while others are sold in the market.

With the obtained capital, they can undertake non farming activities like opening shops, buying cattle and poultry, etc.

In contrast, small farmers have to store some of the produce for themselves, so the rest of the produce is not able to get the farmers enough income.

Explanation: