Role of Government in Indian Agriculture

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Mr. Ajay Panchal, Director, Milkwell Milking Systems says-

We should increase the role of government in Indian agriculture. Government should identify the area by the help of state governments’ efforts and has to educate the farmers for more mechanized agriculture and dairy.

Milkwell Milking Systems
No. 78, Street-3 B, R. K. Puram, Kunjpura Road
Karnal - 132001, Haryana , India
Ph: (184)-2268326
Mob: 98963 33556
Email: milkwellindia@gmail.com
Web: Swastik Enterprises - Milkwell Milking Systems Business enquiry form

 

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Mr. ANANT ATAKARI, INFINITY SOLUTONS LABORATORIES says-

The farmers should get assurance of price for which they are struggling.

Mr. ANANT ATAKARI,
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TEL NO: +91-22-27727818
Mobile: 98698 29088 /95948 00404
Email: anantatakari@gmail.com
Web: www.islabs.org

 

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Mr. P. Damodarasamy, Director Sanjay India Agro Solutions says -

Government should play a role of catalyst in the whole thing.

Sanjay India Agro Solutions
#1, Dhruva Tara, 241, Dr.Rajendra Prasad Road
Tatabad, Coimbatore – 641 012, India
Phone: 0422-2493786
Mob: 97914 12222
Email: smdadvisory@gmail.com
Web: SMD Consultancy - Chartered Accountant Services,Auditor Services,Finance Consultant Services

 

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[SOMETIMES GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IS NECESSARY TO HELPOUT RESOURCELESS & IGNORANT FARMERS.THAT IS WHY THERE SHOULD BE A BALANCED APPROACH.QUOTE=editorialteam;332684]Dear Readers,

Should we reduce or increase role of government in Indian agriculture?

Regards,
Shweta - Editorial Team[/QUOTE]

 

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Mr. G.A.Balakrishnan, Chairman, Bhoomi Naturals says-

It is a big question that cannot be answered in few words. Generally, I feel the government should encourage private sector to support farming in order to ensure remunerative returns to farmers.

Bhoomi Naturals
253, “Anugriha”,
14th Cross Road, Girinagar,
Cochin- 682 020,
Kerala, S.India.
Tel: 91 484 4032669
Mob: 080890 40650
Email: balakga@gmail.com
Skype: gabalakrishnan1
Web: Bhoomi Natural Producats

 

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Mr. Badri, Geoscientist, B2 Geo Tech Services says-

The role of Government in Indian agriculture should be there since our country's economy depends mainly on agriculture. The rate of fertilizers, agro mechanical equipment used for agriculture etc. should be monitored.


B2 Geo Tech Services
97- Agraharam Street, Kollidam-609102, Sirkali Taluk , Nagappattinam District Tamilnadu
Phone: 04364- 277567 , 9443046102
Mobile: 9443046102
Email: tsbadri56@gmail.com
Web: Water-Mineral-Explorer

 

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Mr. Sanjeeva Rao M, Divisional Forest Officer, (Retd), Proprietor says -

It is always better to be under government control. It should not go to into the hands of monopoly.

Sai Lasya Hi-Tech Nursery
No. T-5, K.R.S Plaza Rajeev Nagar, Old Town Kavali, Nellore District,
Kavali - 524201,
Andhra Pradesh, India
Mob: 094409 42066
Email: sanjeevarao.m999@gmail.com
Web: Sandalwood plants,eucalyptus clones,sandalwood plants manufacturer,eucalyptus clones supplier

 

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Mr. Ravindra Saste, Owner , Shrushti Hitech and Agriculture Development says -


I am from Maharashtra state. I am not satisfied about Indian Government. That is because they have formed rules for farmers that they should not use more land above 2 acre for developing under greenhouse and In Maharashtra, the Government has declared a 50% subsidy to this greenhouse project while the other states provide 65, 75, 85% subsidy for greenhouse.

Shrushti Hitech and Agriculture Development
Vishwa Empire, office no-47 2 phase basement,
Baramati, Dist- Pune, Maharastra 413102
Mob: 094039 67696/098907 69945
Email: realagro1@gmail.com

 

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Mr. Meezan Ahmed, Partner, Taj Farms says -

Frankly speaking I feel most of our resources are being exported rather than used for self-consumption. If the exports are reduced then people would not have to buy food which is produced in India and imported back to India at a costly price. The government plays an important role in our agriculture because it can make agriculture a boon for the economy and a downfall also.

Taj Farms
No. 5 Naval Hospital Road
Periamet
Chennai 600 003
Mob: 98409 43741
Email: applepiemeezan@yahoo.co.in / meezanibnhafeez@gmail.com

 

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Mr. Mukesh Gupta, Exec. Director, Morarka Foundation, Jaipur says-

Role of government should immediately change from controller to enabler. There should be no controls on food production. Farming today is farmer’s compulsion. Government should provide a suitable environment in promoting agriculture to food management. Government’s responsibility and focus should be more on cultivation, quality, value addition and availability.

M. R. Morarka GDC Rural Research Foundation
Vatika Road, Off Tonk Road,
Jaipur-302022
Phone : 0141-2771100, 2771101
Mob: 98290 12501
Email: piyush@morarkamail.com
Web: Morarka NGO, Rural Research Foundation, India

 

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Mr. Ramesh Gugle, Chairman cum Director says-


Government should play a major and prominent role in Indian agriculture, but again it should play an honest & committed role. As agriculture so far consider as a neglected sector the government should provide more importance in providing the basic infrastructures like roads, water, power & marketing chains to make a bridge between the producer & consumers.

H.U.Gugle Agro Biotech Company
Sr. No 23, Post Box-14, Binnamangala Village, Devanahalli,
Bangalore – 562110
Karnataka, India
Mob: 94480 09717
Ph: 080-27680669
Email: shaileshkathariya@yahoo.com
Web: :: H U Gugle Agro Biotech Pvt.

 

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Mr. D.S.Nagarajan, Manager - Accounts SPS Organics India Private Limited says-


No, Government should keenly monitor the production and it should not import from other countries since we are having our own sources in plenty and they have to give more subsidies to the farmers and poor farmers should be given more preference in claiming subsidies.

SPS Organics India Private Limited
S. No. 123 / 6C3, Pichampalayam, P. Mettur, P. O. Mallur
Salem - 636203,
Tamil Nadu, India
Mob: 9443389714 96002 45454 nagarajan
Email: spsorganics@gmail.com
Web: Neem Organic Manure - Organic Cake and Neem Products Manufacturer and Exporter | SPS Organics India Private Limited, Salem

 

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Mr. Vikram, MD, S R Infra says-

Both ways in administration part and R&D part government’s role should be increased. At the same time the role of brokers the government has to reduce. They have to employ an independent body that will be useful for farmers.

S R Infra
Plot no 139/11, Koneeru Villa, Sriram Nagar, Puppalguda,
Hyderabad-50089
Mob: 96180 12333
Email: vikram.engg@gmail.com
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Mr. S. Jayakumar, Founder Pioneer Aquaculture Consultants says-

The government has to work at gross root level and they have to provide the basic needs to the farmers like good irrigation network. We got independence 6 decades ago, but we are still not able connect the rivers. On the one side river water is wasted by flowing directly to the sea and flooding causes huge economic losses and on the other side no water is available for agriculture. This is the ridiculous situation in India. The only option to avoid this situation is connecting all rivers to get good agricultural productivity.

Pioneer Aquaculture Consultants
L 167, 2nd floor, 1st Avenue, Anna Nagar East, Chennai – 600102
Tamil Nadu India
Mob: 9444711015/9566270421
Email: jkinfofish@gmail.com
Web: http://www.aquaculture.co.in

 

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Mr. Balaji Krishnappa, Director, Dhanyaa Ventures says-

Increase in the role of government definitely means protection from MNCs

DHANYAA VENTURES,
#10, II Cross Shankarapuram
Bangalore 560004
Mobile: (948) 256-9459
Email: reikibalaji@gmail.com

 

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Organic Farmer from Manipur - Mr. P. Khamsanglian says -

I am farmer from Manipur. I am having a purely organic fruit farm where I grow banana, pineapple, sweet lime, orange and lychee. I started this farm 2 years ago and since then I have already spent 16 lakhs in farming. Unfortunately, so far the government is not helping me. They just come and provide farmers the dinner and lunch. Government officials will feel happy with what I am doing they will recommend me and they get impressed with what I am doing but apart from that they are not helping in anyways. However as I am the person who is educated enough to know things , and everything we can find from the internet the funding from the center and the schemes that are sponsored by the central government and the state government but it is not given to us.

My aim in life is to become a rich farmer. I hope that within 2 -3 years I will achieve my aim. If I become a successful person with my own expense I can tell my people that without the help of government or any funding agencies from foreign you can start a farm and still be a rich guy, I try to encourage and I try to be a pioneer for that and to cultivate an entrepreneurship mind among the people.

P. Khamsanglian
Address - C/O M.Ginliansang, C.Y.A. Road, Gouchinkhup Veng, New Lamka, Churachandpur, Manipur-795128
Farm - Tallian Village, Thanlon Sub-Division, Churachandpur, Manipur-795143
Mobile - 09862128239/8974341431
Email: lianzo832000@yahoo.co.in
Facebook A/c: phiamphuksl

 

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Mr.Sakthivel S, Manager Business Development, Rudras Breeders Poultry Farm says-

Responsive government intervention is very essential without private interest. Government policy towards small scale business persons is good in letter but when we approach the banks for loans for expansion, we face a lot of problems.


Rudras Breeders Poultry Farm
40/9 Babu Rao Street, Edayampatti, Jolarpettai 635851
Vellore district, Tamilnadu
Mob: 9943330061, 7418341038
Email: ishasathish@gmail.com
Web: PIONEERS IN ORIGINAL KADAKNATH CHICKEN

 

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Mr. Hrishikesh Manian, Director, RenXSol ECotech Pvt. Ltd says-

Government role is to provide conducive atmosphere. Business, including agriculture should be given a free-hand to be regulated by itself/market.

RenXSol ECotech Pvt. Ltd.
No 252, 1st Floor 6th Main, 7th Cross, MICO Layout, BTM 2nd Stage, Bengaluru-560076, Karnataka India
Mob: 9686670330
Email: hrishi@renxsol.com / hrishikesh.manian@gmail.com
Web: RenXSol Ecotech - renewable energy solutions

 

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Mrs. GIRIJA A.M, CEO, Insight Quality Consultancy Services says-

Government should increase their role in supporting farmers by ensuring good price for their crops.

Insight Quality Consultancy Services
62/5621, "Prabhat", First Floor
T.D. Road, Ernakualm
Pin: 682011, Kerala, India
Mob: 97440 73456
Email: girijakochi@gmail.com
Web: Insight Quality Consultancy Services - Consultants in India for ISO 9001: 2000, HACCP, SA 8000, ISO 14001, ISO 22000, ISO 27001 certificate and Six Sigma Systems.