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: Women play an important role in farming based communities, and in some countries, up to 80 percent of the total farm labor comes from women. Then, this implies that power sources need to be adapted to such necessities from an ergonomic, social, cultural, and economic point of view. Little or no use of machines is made in plowing, seed sowing, irrigating and pruning, weeding, harvesting, and transporting the crops. This is the case with small and marginal farmers. It results in huge wastage of human labor and low crop yields per capita labor force. There is an urgent need to mechanize the agricultural operations so that wastage of labor force is avoided and farming is made convenient. Soil erosion
Soil erosion is a gradual procedure that occurs when the impact of water or wind detaches and removes soil particles, causing the soil to deteriorate. Soil deterioration and low water quality due to erosion and surface runoff have become problems worldwide. Large tracts of fertile land suffer from erosion by wind and water. This area should be properly treated and restored to its original fertility.