Summary of the story of Palampur
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Palampur is a village that depends largely on agriculture
With the development of agricultural techniques, farmers have learnt to cultivate more
They have earned maximum profits with High yielding variety of seeds and organic fertilizers
This is possible for rich landlords and farmers who possess their own land
They just use the savings from the yield they earned in the harvest and invest them as capital for their next crop
But, it is impossible for the small farmers who do not have their own land and cultivate on others’ land
Their condition is worse as their nature of employment can be of any type i.e., either daily, or seasonal or for a whole year
Such farmers have either migrated to towns or cities for work
They have also involved themselves in non - farm sectors like dairy etc
Palampur has well knit roads, and the village is interconnected by neighbouring towns and cities which would increase their economic status in the future........
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With the development of agricultural techniques, farmers have learnt to cultivate more
They have earned maximum profits with High yielding variety of seeds and organic fertilizers
This is possible for rich landlords and farmers who possess their own land
They just use the savings from the yield they earned in the harvest and invest them as capital for their next crop
But, it is impossible for the small farmers who do not have their own land and cultivate on others’ land
Their condition is worse as their nature of employment can be of any type i.e., either daily, or seasonal or for a whole year
Such farmers have either migrated to towns or cities for work
They have also involved themselves in non - farm sectors like dairy etc
Palampur has well knit roads, and the village is interconnected by neighbouring towns and cities which would increase their economic status in the future........
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☢ Palampur,a hypothetical village highlights different types of production activities such as farming, small scale manufacturing,dairy,transport etc.
➊. Dairy is a common activity in many families of Palampur. milk is sold in the nearby large village known as Raiganj.
➋. in Palampur,the yield of wheat grown from the traditional varieties was 1300 kg per hectare. with the HYV seeds, the field went up to 3200 kg per hectare. thus, there was a large increase in the production of wheat which made farmers able to sell surplus wheat in the market.
➌. all land is cultivated in Palampur. during the rainy season (kharif) farmers group jowar and bajra. they are followed by cultivation of potato between October and December. in the winter season (rabi),fields are sown with wheat.
sugarcane is also grown in a part of the land area.
➍. transport is fast growing in Palampur. there are variety of vehicles on the road connecting Palampur to Raiganj.
the ferry people and goods from one place to another.
➎. there are 450 families live in a village Palampur.
there are 240 families in Palampur are small farmers.
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