Changing Pattern in Agriculture Pricing in India

Abstract

India is considered as a land of agriculture that engages 64% of the rural workplace and it has a major role in improving the condition of the rural areas. It is important to analyze the changing pattern of agriculture pricing to sustain the interests of the farming community. In this article, the changing pattern in agriculture pricing in India has been examined. Crop cultivation in the last 25 years has been considered as a source of cost escalation that affects the various agricultural factors.  Significant changes have been found in the agricultural pricing in India due to changes in the method of agriculture practices. Bullock labor, human labor, manure, and traditional methods are the input that has affected agriculture pricing whereas changes in the irrigation method such as including modern technologies and using large-scale use of tube well have affected the agriculture pricing for maximizing the profits of the farmers.