2. Agriculture now a days
A. Disappearing of agriculture land
1. At now India territory has 328.7 million hector of land.
Which is 16% of total world
2. In 1947 total agriculture land is which consist % of total
land and in 2013 it is 192.2 million hector % of total land.
B. Disappearing agriculture in GDP
1. India’s total GDP growth in 2009-2010 is 8.6% in 2010-
2011 is 6.2% and in 2011-2012 is 5.0% and agriculture
growth is 0.8%,7.6% and 3.6% respectively.
2. Agriculture consist 14.6% in total GDP of 2009-2010
14.5% in 2010-2011 14.3% in 2011-2012 and 13.5% in
2012-2013 which is far less from it’s contribution in
1960’s 0r 1970’s contribution
C. Increment in problems of Agriculture
1. More then 3 lakhs farmers done subside in last 5 years
2. Some states like Rajasthan, Karnataka, Bihar,
uttarpardesh and north east states are facing drought
conditions.
3. Employment by agriculture and it’s allied fields is
decreasing by 3% per years rate
4. Land acquisition, low msp etc.
3. • AIMS
1. Agriculture growth.
2. Irrigation facilities and decreases farming dependency on mansoon
3. Judicious use of agrochemicals
4. Nutritional quality of food grains
5. Make research programs in agriculture field with the help of biotechnology and horticulture
6. Agriculture land and employment by the agriculture and it’s allied fields
7. contribution of agriculture in GDP
8. The 50%-60% population of India earn their livelihood by farming and contain only 20% of
total national income
• STRATEGY
1. Create agriculture as a profession
2. Make planes on the bases of regional sources like rain harvesting for Rajasthan, canals for
Uttar Pradesh , Punjab, Bihar,.
3. Reduce use of chemicals and use bioproducts for farming
4. Increase development and increasing profit factor.
5. Make regional farming policies and long term planes
4. STRETGY
URBANRURAL
PROBLEAMS
1. Small land holding
2. Irrigation facilities
3. Primary
infrastructures
4. Storage facilities
SOLUTIONS
1. Corporate farming
2. Make planes on basis
of area
3. Improve them by
active plans
4. Do by PPP
PROBLEAMS
1. Population pressure
2. Cost of production
3. Land issues
4. Trading policies
SOLUTIONS
1. Tent farming, terrace
farming
2. Give subsidies
3. Dilute export and
import policies
COMMON
PROBLEAMS
1. Lake of awareness
2. Depleted soil
5. Quick implementations
• Use bio-fertilizers on the place of
chemical
• Decreases chemical usage in agriculture
• Improve irrigation facilities
• Improve cattle resources
Policies reforms
• Make policies which improve financial
conditions of farmers
• Improve allied agriculture fields
• Provide basic infrastructures like
education system, transportation
facilities,
RURAL FARMER’S HOPES
6.
7. Our Ideas
Trading
policy
• Govt. should allow free export of surplus food grains and stop export of those
who are suffering with price hike
• Govt. purchase grains direct from villages and reduce brokers by which
maximum profit will deliver to farmers
Basic
infrastructures
• Provide transport facilities , primary education, low cost technology
• Provide irrigation facilities and reduce the dependency on mansoon
• Provide electricity facilities by solar energy or wind energy
Make self
help groups
• For marginal and small land holders cost is a big issue so deviled cost of
equipments among them all
• For water issues with the help of all make rain water harvesting system which
provide water as the size of land.
8. Storage
facilities
• Govt. don’t have resources to store all the grains
• We want to create PPP model for effective cold storage of grains so farmers are
capable to sold out there grains whenever the price should be hike
Usage of
technology
• Improve usage of technology but it should be harmless and productive not as like
green revolution.
• Improve dense farming, and cycle farming.
• use of modern farming techniques to reduce water consumption
Green
revolution
• Introduce new green revolution based on bio farming with the help of
biotechnology and horticulture
• New revolution will effect whole country in same manner we plane for each
part of country not like old one
• We divide country on the basis of ground facilities available there and plan
according to them
9. Quick implementations
• Use bio-fertilizers on the place of chemical.
• Decreases chemical usage in agriculture
• Reduce tax rates and dilute govt. policies
• Research in the field of terrace farming, floor
farming
Policies reforms
• Make policies which improve financial
conditions of farmers
• Improve allied agriculture fields
• Make proper planes for using waste of cities
URBAN FARMER’S HOPES
11. Use savage solid waste produced by
cities for making bio-fertilizer and
after proper treatment use water for
irrigation
Give subsidies to small land holders
and reduce chemical-fertilizer
subsidies which promote usage of
bio fertilizers
stop land conversion and reduce
taxes on farming
Make farmers more strong
financially. Give subsidies for new
ideas .
Our views
12. What we get after all of this
By Rural policy
Farmers will be more
financially stable
Irrigation problem
will be solved
Storage problem will
be solved
Price hike will never
took place
Land depletion stops
By Urban policy
waste management
problem will be solve
Water and fertilizer
problem will be solved
Reduced subsidy on
fertilizers will provide
money of other projects
Research in agriculture
will boost up production
14. Appendix
1. Data related to farming :Agriculture department of India .
2. Times now for their editorials to poor condition of farming.
3. Times of India, Hindustan times for data on subside cases of farmers.
4. Google for problems of Indian agriculture.
5. Sample department of govt. of India.
