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Upsc impact of globalization on agricultural sector

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Answered by ramesh87901
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Positives of globalisation on agriculture:

Mechanisation

New technology for seed development- Green Revolution, GM crops

New technology for water conservation, irrigation development- Iran , Israel techniques, Drip irrigation

Export promotion due to new markets

New technologies like e-commerce for product promotion e.g.- tea brands, coffee, tobacco

New avenues like Multi-brand Retail players- Walmart, Carlfour etc.

Backward industries such as tractor, fertiliser, farm machines investment e.g. John deer

Food processing industries, Mega food parks with help of foreign technology and investment

Agriculture infrastructure- warehouses etc. also developed

Geographical indexing have improved demand for such commodities in international markets and this have positive effect on farmers income.

Research collaboration with foreign countries and institutions has increased.

Globalisation has encouraged the concrete of corporate and contract farming which have helped farmers.

Proliferation of food processing industries has improved farmers returns.

Negatives of globalisation of agriculture:

Competition from global brands due to opening of sector

Forum like WTO pressurizing to tone down security net for agriculture sector

Input cost for agriculture is also effected by global events. Tension in Eurasian region can cause fluctuation in price of P fertilizers.

Prices in global markets able to impact local prices e.g.- sugar industry

GM crops issues

Patenting of local products by multinational brands e.g.- Jamun, Neem, Turmeric

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