Description
On the one hand, farmers are becoming attracted to cash crops. On the other hand, the government is implementing the Contract Farming Act. This is a good opportunity.
New factories are opening in every place. Those factories need raw materials. Farmers who grow cash crops commercially have to sell their produce on time at a reasonable price. According to the Contract Farming Act, factories make agreements with farmers before planting the crop. According to the price, quantity, quality and time of raw materials to be purchased, farmers reduce or increase their investment and produce the specified crop and pay it to the factory. The factory pays at the previously determined rate. Neither the farmer has the problem of finding a market, nor the industry has the problem of finding raw materials. Keeping this in mind, this book has been written so that interested farmers can be informed about cash crop farming.
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