Geography · Agriculture in Jharkhand
The transition from 'Subsistence' to 'Commercial' agriculture in Jharkhand has been slow. What remains the biggest structural bottleneck?
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- 1The presence of dense forests that cover 80% of the cultivable land, preventing any expansion of the net sown area.
- 2The high percentage of small and marginal holdings which makes economies of scale difficult without robust Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs).✓
- 3A state-wide law that prohibits the sale of agricultural produce to any entity other than government-run LAMPUS/PAMPUS.
- 4The complete lack of interest among the tribal youth in adopting modern agricultural technologies like drones and AI.
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The high percentage of small and marginal holdings which makes economies of scale difficult without robust Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs).
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