why there is huge disappointment among farmers across the country?
1. conflicts over the land and the water.
2. disparity between supportive prices for their produce and steep inflation of goods&services they bought.
3. enormous rise in expenditure including manual labor in agri-production.
4. while labourers may have gained over the past few years because of rising wages, this has eroded margins of farmers.
5. Rise in rural wages since the mid-2000s, benefiting those at the bottom of the pyramid the most and it exerted bad repercussion on the land owners in rural india.
6. Land-owning farmers who typically employ hired labourers seem to have been hit the hardest, leading to rising discontent among them.The wage growth has outpaced MSP growth over the past decade.
7. For crops other than rice and wheat, the MSP system is almost dysfunctional, even though MSP is declared by the government.
8.Indian agriculture has also grown more diverse over the past decade, with horticultural output outpacing production of cereals. Yet, farm policy continues to remain cereal-centric. As a result farmers have had little insurance against the sharp volatility in prices of other crops.
Thus a combination of adverse global conditions, rising input costs, and lack of remunerative prices have created a perfect storm in rural India. The government’s unwillingness to devise an effective and remunerative MSP mechanism and its inability to implement effective risk mitigation strategies have left the average Indian farmer high and dry.
1. conflicts over the land and the water.
2. disparity between supportive prices for their produce and steep inflation of goods&services they bought.
3. enormous rise in expenditure including manual labor in agri-production.
4. while labourers may have gained over the past few years because of rising wages, this has eroded margins of farmers.
5. Rise in rural wages since the mid-2000s, benefiting those at the bottom of the pyramid the most and it exerted bad repercussion on the land owners in rural india.
6. Land-owning farmers who typically employ hired labourers seem to have been hit the hardest, leading to rising discontent among them.The wage growth has outpaced MSP growth over the past decade.
7. For crops other than rice and wheat, the MSP system is almost dysfunctional, even though MSP is declared by the government.
8.Indian agriculture has also grown more diverse over the past decade, with horticultural output outpacing production of cereals. Yet, farm policy continues to remain cereal-centric. As a result farmers have had little insurance against the sharp volatility in prices of other crops.
Thus a combination of adverse global conditions, rising input costs, and lack of remunerative prices have created a perfect storm in rural India. The government’s unwillingness to devise an effective and remunerative MSP mechanism and its inability to implement effective risk mitigation strategies have left the average Indian farmer high and dry.
1. కేవలం
వరి,గోధుమ పంటలకే కాక, రైతు పండించే అన్నిరకాల కాయ,పళ్ళు,ధాన్యం,పత్తి మొదలగు పంటలకు
మంచి మద్దతు ధర,భీమా సౌకర్యం, సబ్సిడీ తో విత్తనాలు,ఎరువులు సరఫరా
చేసినపుడే రైతు నవ్వుతూ పంటలు పండించ గలడు .
2. అలాగే ఉపాధి హామీ పధకం లో కొంత శాతం రైతుల
ద్వారా జరిపిస్తే వారికీ ఉపశమనం గా ఉంటుంది.
3. పంటను పొలంలోనే కొని అక్కడికక్కడే డబ్బు చెల్లించే ఏర్పాటు చేయాలి.
4. అన్నింటికంటే అత్యంత ముఖ్యమైనది, భూమిని రెవెన్యూ పరిధి నుండి
తప్పించి ఒక ప్రత్యేకమైన భూ పరిపాలన డిపార్ట్మెంట్
ని స్థాపన చేసి,ఆధునిక సాంకేతికతతో సర్వే నిర్వహించి ప్రతి కమతానికి
ఒక నెంబర్ ఇచ్చే ఏర్పాటు చేయాలి.
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