Geography, asked by tdixit425, 3 months ago

why is sugar industry ideally suited the Cooperative sector.

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Answered by nadeemaj193

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(i) The sugar industry is seasonal in nature and so is ideally suited to the cooperative sector. (ii) For entire year the farmers are engaged in producing sugarcane as it is an annual crop. ... (iii) The seasonal nature of the sugar industry is combated by setting up cooperative where farmers share the profits and losses.

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