Title: Problems Faced By Indian Farmers - a Full Guide | Agri Farming
Headings: Problems Faced By Indian Farmers – a Full Guide
Problems Faced By Indian Farmers – a Full Guide
Introduction to Problems faced by Indian farmers
A guide to problems faced by Indian farmers
Prevailing problems of Indian farmers
List of several problems faced by Indian farmers
Loss of agricultural land
Lack of infrastructure in the agriculture sector
Duplicate seeds
Manures, fertilizers, and biocides
Irrigation problems
Lack of mechanization
Soil erosion
Agricultural marketing
Major problems of agricultural marketing
Scarcity of capital
Inadequate transport
Problems faced by farmers during the lockdown period
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Content: For instance, if a farmer wants to harvest 10 types of mustard, then know the maturity period of the crop. There are certain facts about crop yielding, harvesting, and agricultural sectors. If farmers get familiar with the information related to advanced agricultural procedures and safety measures, they can get rid of various problems. List of several problems faced by Indian farmers
Loss of agricultural land
The main problem facing the agriculture sector is the loss of agricultural land because as more land is lost, it will become more difficult to produce the amount of food required to feed the growing human population. When discussing the area of land, the term hectare is used, and this term is a unit of area that is equivalent to 10,000 square meters, or around 2.5 acres. Lack of infrastructure in the agriculture sector
The major problem responsible for low agricultural productivity is that the soil is contaminated by the increasing level of river and canal pollution which is mainly caused by high industrial effluents and toxic metals day by day. Soil erosion which is one of the significant causes of land degradation is also taking place at a rapid pace by ravine and gully formation, waterlogging, and shifting cultivation. Inappropriate use of fertilizers and pesticides causes a lack of nutrients in the soil that are necessary for healthy agricultural productivity. India lacks a modernized infrastructure for promoting agriculture. Duplicate seeds
The seed is a basic input for attaining higher crop yields and sustained growth in agricultural production.