Mix of crop and animals in farms helps increase income

The ability to extract maximum returns from a small area and making use of the available resources and technologies are key factors in improving income for farmers.


If some animal components can also be added to the crop production schedule, the chances of a better income increase.


The University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), Bangalore is implementing a pilot project called “Holistic development of schedule caste and schedule tribe farmers for livelihood improvement” of resource poor farmers in highly populated taluks of Southern Karnataka, covering around eight thousand farm families.


Aim


“The project aims to strengthen the livelihood of vulnerable farm families through diversifying crop production and reducing input cost,” says Dr. K. Jagadeeshwara, Dean and Principal Investigator of the project, College of Sericulture, Chintamani, Chickballapur district.

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Poultry: This business is no chickenfeed

Sumanta Bisui, 30, belongs to the West Midnapore district of Bengal, considered a happy hunting ground for the Maoist movement just a few years ago. A graduate of Garbeta College, the eldest son of the Bisui family of Amlasuli village started out by joining the family business — farming potatoes and vegetables. 


"I was then 22 years old. Fresh from college, I first looked around for some decent job in my locality. But having failed to get one, I had no choice but to join the farming business. In those days, there was always the fear of Maoists. At times my men would fear to go to the interiors to sell potatoes. Fortunately, those dark days are over now,"Bisui said. After toiling for nearly eight years in the field and learning the ropes of marketing potatoes in Bengal and in the neighbouring states of Odisha and Jharkhand, Bisui wanted a change. "I was not enjoying what I was doing. I felt the desire to do something else. That was the time when I started talking to some of my friends and to my brother who is a software engineer settled in the US," he said. 

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Demographics disturbed: India’s labour laws need to be reformed to include everyone

India's much celebrated demographic dividend exists, at least thus far, only in theory. The economy added only about 2 million jobs each year between FY05 and FY12, when it needs to add closer to 10 million. Not only this, increasing numbers of workers are leaving the workforce — the labor force participation rate has fallen by 3 percentage points over the same period. In the critical manufacturing sector, we lost 5 million jobs between FY05 and FY10, when the sector was growing by over 9% The industries which are losing jobs are the most labourintensive ones — textiles, electronics, apparel. Inflexible labour laws are the key reason why employers are replacing labour with machines. The restrictive labour laws are constraining gains from three powerful forces for growth — a young and burgeoning workforce, the movement of labour from low productivity agriculture to higher productivity manufacturing, and the benefits from economies of scale in production. 

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Languishing agriculture: What next for India’s over-regulated sector

So what does the Report on the State of Indian Farmers tell us that we don’t know already? Didn’t we know that the condition of farmers is abysmal? Haven’t we read enough about farmers’ suicides? Didn’t we know that farmers have to take up other work to supplement their income? Aren’t we all familiar with migrant labour returning to their villages during harvest time? And wasn’t this the logic behind the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme – to provide work to supplement incomes in rural areas?Didn’t we know that – as in urban areas – the various sops and freebies doled out in the name of the small and poor farmer actually only benefit the large and rich farmers? The report, which presents the findings of a survey conducted by Lokniti-Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) for the Bharat Krishak Samaj),

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Polls not to derail Rs 1K cr for green fund during FY15 to eastern states’ paddy programme

KOLKATA: The UPA government has indicated that the seven eastern India states will continue with the BGREI (Bringing Green Revolution to Eastern India) programme in FY15 even though the country has gone into poll mode. This has brought much relief to the eastern Indian states that have witnessed a significant increase in rice production over the past three years since the programme was introduced. Talking to ET, Trilochan Mohapatra, director, Central Rice Research Institute, said: "We have received information from the ministry of agriculture and cooperation that the states should continue with the BGREI programme." Mohapatra, who is the nodal officer of BGREI, said that the government has allocated Rs 1,000 crore for FY15 for continuing the programme. 

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Farewell kisan: New survey sounds alarm for the future of farming

Agricultural sector has performed remarkably well," declared the proud Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram in Parliament as he announced the Interim Budget 2014-15. Statistically speaking, the estimated agricultural GDP growth for the current fiscal year had grown to 4.6 percent compared to 4 percent in the last four years as per the Budget. While the figure highlights the support India's struggling economy is getting from the farm sector, the farmers themselves have little reason to share in this number-driven euphoria. As a new survey shows, the agrarian class today stands at a complicated crossroad where they are forced to choose between the urban and the rural, between staying on the land and abandoning it. With the Lok Sabha elections 2014 knocking at the door, a first of its kind survey was carried out by Lokniti-CSDS for Bharat Krishak Samaj holding over 11,000 interviews and 5,000 of them specifically with the head of the farmer household. Among those interviewed were 4,298 women and 2,116 youths

Zimbabwe invites Indian cos to partner in agriculture

Zimbabwe Tuesday invited Indian companies to partner it in "kick-starting" its agricultural development after a series of setbacks to the sector."I'm advocating that you come and accompany some of our farmers in food production, in maximising the output from the land", Zimbabwe's Minister for Small and Medium Enterprises Sithembiso G. Nyoni said at a plenary here on "India Inc support in creating affordable food security in Africa" during the on-going 10th CII-Exim Bank conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership."Let us have joint ventures so that we can make our countries great," the Zimbabwean minister said, pointing out that her country's campaigns from early this century to expropriate colonialists' lands, and the international sanctions on Zimbabwe during the decade had been big factors for declining agriculture.

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