indian agri industry

8/14/2019 Indian Agri Industry

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Drivers of Indian Economy

Bottom of Approach M.J. Saxena, Managing Director -Ayurvet Limite


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INDIAN ECONOMY

FourPillars

anufacturingSector

ServiceSector

Agriculture

Sector(24-28%)

Others


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Service 55.1%

Contribution of Different Sectors in GDP

Agriculture 18.5%

Industry 26.4%


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8.98.98.26.7Services

7.76.95.66.2Manufacturing

7.77.05.66.3Industry

1.19.623.4Agriculture

200420031994-041984-94

Average Annual Growth
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Dependence on Monsoon

Small Land Holding

Unemployment

Illiteracy

Use of Technology is inadequate.

Irrigation Facilities are inadequate.

Low Productivity in India???
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Indebtedness of small and marginal farmers

Rising costs of cultivation

Plummeting prices of farm commodities

lack of credit availability for small farmers

repeated crop failures

Need of the hour.


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Increase R&D Expenditure

Integration of Industry, Institute & Govt.

Agencies. Generation of location specific jobs.

Emphasis on post harvest / processing

industry.

Training for skill development

Need of the hour.


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To ban exorbitant interest rates charged by

private moneylenders

Crop Insurance Scheme must be

implemented

renewal of the lands biodiversity

Integration of Agriculture with poultry,

Dairy, fisheries

Need of the hour.


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ANIMAL HEALTH

SECTOR5%

Contribution toGDP

ilk 82,624 crores> Paddy 68320>Wheat 40,3

70 million rural families are engaged in milk product


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Farmers joint family (at least 2 generations)

Agriculture and Livestock- The inseparablecomponents of the Rural Agricultural Household

Livestock wealthFarm land

Grains and

cash crops

Major means of

sustenance

Crop

residues Milk, Meat, Eggs, fuel, andDraught power

Supplements income

and nutritional needs

Optimum resource utilization and value creation

manure


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Dairy Industry

India is Worlds

Largest producer of milk

Dairy Industry Provides employment to

millions

Abundant scope for growth owing to

-low per capita consumption

-low per lactation yield of animals

-prospects of voluminous export

markets


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Dairy Industry

Major Constraints and Needs

Lack of quality consciousness - Urgent

attention is needed in the areas of farm/plant

hygiene and product quality

Lack of effective monitoring of Health Need

is to establish effective disease surveillance

mechanisms

Low adaptation of Modern Science and

technology Need is to ensure adoptation of

modern practices in nutrition and

management of animals


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Poultry Industry

Fastest growing industry after IT in

the country

Already the 5th largest egg producer in

the world producing 34 billion eggs peryear (1999)

Also the 9th largest producer of Broiler

meat. We produce 275 million broilerday old chicks per year amounting to

600,000 tons of of Poultry meat annually(1999)


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Poultry Industry

Inadequate biosecurity measures, needs to

be strengthened urgently

Major constraints and Needs

Feed and water must be safe

Development of value added products and

exploration of international markets

Attention to Quality of products to parallel

international Standards


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Fishery Industry

Provides employment to more than six million

fishermen

Exports crossed Rs.6000 crores mark

2 million tones deficit in production compared to

the potential : Ample growth opportunity

Has a 9% share in the global production

Second largest producer of fish in

the world Second only to China


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Fishery Industry

Awareness on disease prevention and

hygiene to be increased.

Major constraints and Needs

Development of a network of processing

plants and a dedicated cold chain to

handle this extreemly perishable food item

Adoptation of modern feeding practices

and systems need to be popularized to

make aquaculture practice internationally

competitive.


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Vision 2010

Milk Production

slated to cross

100 million

tonne mark

Egg production

will cross 50

billion mark and

Poultry meat 1

billion tonnes

Aquaculture

sector expected

to to cross the 10

million tonne

production mark

Read Meat

Industry can

double volumesto rise to 10

million tonnes

Livestock and

fisheries

component will

contribute to atleast

10%of the GDP by2010


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Improved road and rail connectivity to facilitate

supply chain

Improved power scenario

Improved storage facility and development of

cold chain

IT networking and e-communication

Improved financial services

Development of new markets and improved

access to existing ones

Improved

rural

infrastructure


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Benchmarks to be set

Assessment to be made on present and past

(5years back) production levels to decide futuretargets

Identification of lacunae in our system thathave to be removed to tap the huge Export

Opportunities that exist for Agriculture

/Animal/ Process food products

Identification of key changes that have led to

improved production and areas that offerpotential for drastic improvements in

production efficiency


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Indian Agriculture need to improve

to match and meet the global

standard of Productivity by totalreformation and present Govt. is

committed to remove all the

obstacle..Prime Minister Sh. Manmohan Singh

..in reply to debate in Rajya Sabha on

2.12.05


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To see ourselves as a developed nation in the next

50 years, India needs to make a road map with a

long term vision at least until 2020 when we canenvisage ourselves as the

Livestock Food Basket of Asia

No one dares to be rude

To a nation that has ample food


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The need is to stay focused and

to initiate sustained, dedicated

and self regulated steps

towards a long term goal to

ensure profitable and

sustainable agriculture/animal

husbandry

Progressive Farmer/Progressive Nation
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