Development Planning for Agriculture: Policies, Economic Implications Inputs, Production and Marketing

Development Planning for Agriculture: Policies, Economic Implications Inputs, Production and MarketingDespite four decades of planned development Indian agriculture is facing the problems of cyclical fluctuations, regional disparities, low productivity and inadequate utilisation of rural manpower and natural resources. The advent of new technology in agriculture has made the country self sufficient but the goal of food security is yet to be realised fully. The recently prepared Draft Agriculture Policy Resolution by the Government of India is a

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