Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics

 

glass_43 About Department
glass_43 Academic Programmes
glass_43 Infrastructure
glass_43 Mandate
glass_43 Faculty
glass_43 Co-curricular Activities
glass_43 Research Activities and Achievements(including projects)
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About Department

The Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics was established in 1970. The major functions of the department are post-graduate teaching, research and extension activities. Post-graduation is the main activity. The total number of intake capacity of student per year in M.Sc. and Ph.D. is 20 and 3 students, respectively.

Historical Perspective

During the seventies, the emphasis shifted to resource productivity, labour employment and farm mechanization, risk management and marketing efficiency. In the eighties, emphasis further shifted to technological changes, yield gap and constraints analysis, input and output marketing, price policy and subsidy issues, farm capital requirements, agricultural development and regional imbalances and management of resources. In the nineties, emphasis further shifted to total agricultural factor productivity, agricultural research investment, technology evaluation and impact assessment, food and nutrition policy. In the year 2000,   prespective of the research programme of the department broadened to input-output markets, post-harvest losses and international trade. Currently socio-economic policy research on technology assessment, demand supply scenarios, development of indicators for measurement of sustainability and sharing of global markets are the priority area of research.

 

Academic Programmes

M.Sc. (Agril. Economics)2 years : Intake Capacity: 18

Ph.D.(Agril. Economics):    3 years : Intake Capacity: 03

M.Sc. Courses

Details of Course work Semester wise proposed for M.Sc. Student

Sr. No.SemesterCourse No.Course TitleCredit
A. Major Courses
1.IAEC-501Micro Economic Theory and Applications3(3+0)
2.IAEC-504Macro Economics and Policy2(2+0)
3.IAEC-507Agricultural Finance and Project Management3(2+1)
4.IAEC-509Research Methodology for Social Sciences2(1+1)
5.IIAEC-502Agricultural Production Economics2(1+1)
6.IIAEC-503Agricultural Marketing & Price Analysis3(2+1)
7.IIAEC-505Econometrics3(2+1)
8.IIIAEC-508Linear Programming2(1+1)
   Sub Total (A)20(14+6)
B. Minor Courses
1.IEXT-501Extension Landscape2(2+0)
2.IIAEC-506Agricultural Development and Policy Analysis2(2+0)
3.IIEXT-505Capacity Development3(2+1)
4.IIIAEC-511International Economics2(1+1)
   Sub Total (B)9(7+2)
C. Supporting Courses
1.ISTAT-502Statistical Methods for Applied Sciences4 (3+1)
2.IISTAT-522Data Analysis using Statistical Packages3(2+1)
   Sub Total (C)7(5+2)
D. Non-credit Compulsory courses
1.IPGS-501Library and Library Information Services1(0+1)
2.IPGS-504Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques1(0+1)
3.IIPGS-502Technical Writing and Communication Skills1(0+1)
4.IIPGS-503Intellectual Property and Its Management1(1+0)
5.IIIPGS-505

Agricultural Research, Research Ethics and Rural Development

Programmes

1(1+0)
   Sub Total (D)5(2+3)
E. Master seminar and Research
1.IIAEC-599Research2 (0+2)
2.IIIAEC-591Master’s Seminar1(0+1)
3.IIIAEC-599Research10(0+10)
4.IVAEC-599Research18(0+18)
   Sub Total (E)31(0+31)

F. Compulsory Non-Credit Deficiency courses

(Those who have not completed these courses at UG level)

1.AEC 401Fundamentals of Agricultural Economics2 (2+0)
2.IAEC 403Agricultural Finance and Cooperation3 (2+1)
3.IIAEC 402Farm management, Production and Resource Economics2 (1+1)
   Sub Total (F)7(5+2)

Ph.D. Courses

Details of Course work semester wise proposed for Ph.D. Student

Sr. No.SemesterCourse No.Course TitleCredit
A. Major Courses
1.IAEC-601Advanced Micro Economic Analysis2(1+1)
2.IAEC-602Advanced Macro Economic Analysis2(2+0)
3.IIAEC-603Advanced Econometrics3(2+1)
4.IIAEC-604Advanced Production Economics3(2+1)
5.IIIAGRON-608Research and Publication Ethics2(2+0)
6.IVAEC-660Doctoral Seminar – I1(1+0)
7.VAEC-661Doctoral Seminar – II1(1+0)
8. AEC-699Research75(0+75)
   Sub Total (A)89(11+78)
B. Minor Courses
1.IEXT-605Risk management and climate change adaption3(2+1)
2.IIAEC-606Advanced Agricultural Marketing and Price Analysis3(2+1)
3.IIIAEC-609Environmental Economics3(2+1)
   Sub Total (B)9(6+3)
C. Supporting Courses
1.ISTAT-604Advanced Statistical Methods3(2+1)
2.IIAEC-605Operations Research3(2+1)
Sub Total (C)6(4+2)
Total (A+B+C) 
D. Non-credit Compulsory courses 
1.IPGS-501*Library and Library Information Services1(0+1)
2.IPGS-504*Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques1(0+1)
3.IIPGS-502*Technical Writing and Communication Skills1(0+1)
4.IIPGS-503*Intellectual Property and its Management1(1+0)
5.IIIPGS-505*

Agricultural Research, Research Ethics and Rural Development

Programmes

1(1+0)
6.IIIPGS-506*Disaster Management1(1+0)
   Sub Total6(3+3)

Note:*Ph.D. Students may exempted from these courses if already studied during masters degree.

Topic of Educational Research:

M .Sc

Sr. NoName of ScholarTitle of ThesisName of GuideYear of Submission
1Subhajyoti MmishraExport performance of potato in India.Dr.U. T. Dangore2018-19
2Ku. Ashwini PallepattiExport performance of groundnut in India.Dr.V.K.Khobarkar2018-19
3Akshay Suresh GadakhEconomic Analysis of tuberose in Akola district.Dr.R.G.Deshmulh2018-19
4Ku Depali Madhavrao KhopeProduction and marketing of chrysanthemum   in Akola district.Dr.R.G.Deshmulh2018-19
5Vijaykumar Lalchand MateExport performance of pomegranate   in India.Dr.B.N.Ganvir2018-19
6Sachin Dilip KambleEconomic analysis of turmeric in Akola district.Dr.V.J.Rathod2018-19
7Ku. Priyanka Permnath GovekarProduction and marketing of gaillardia in Akola district.Dr.V.K.Khobarkar2018-19
8Balaji Dattaray AsabeEconomic Analysis of okra Production in Akola district.Dr.B.N.Ganvir2018-19
9Utkarsha TembhareCost, return and Post- harvest losses in kagzi  limeDr.V.K.Khobarkar2018-19
10Shantonu R. DeotaleEconomics of Production and marketing of banana   in Amravati   district.Dr.U. T. Dangore2018-19
11Ku. Mayuri RautProduction and marketing of brinjal   in Akola district.Dr.V.K.Khobarkar2018-19
12Ajay KankalProduction and marketing of rose in Akola district.Dr.R.G.Deshmulh2018-19
13Ku.Kiran  Ramesh KanakeExport performance of   cotton   in India.Dr.Sunita Suryawanshi2018-19
14Sumit Bharat WasikExport performance of   tobacco in India.Dr.Sunita Suryawanshi2018-19
15Prashant B. BandgarProduction and marketing of Tomato   in Akola district.Dr.V.J.Rathod2018-19
16Ku.Archana  Ankush SanapProduction and marketing of dry Chilli   in Buldhana district.Dr.U. T. Dangore2018-19
17Vivek Siddhodan  KambleExport performance of guargum in India.Dr.B.N.Ganvir2018-19
18Swapnil  Sahebrao RamdhanMarketing of livestock in Wardha district.Dr.U. T. Dangore2018-19
19Shrenee S. WaghmareEconomic analysis of Sericulture in Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
20Aishwarya  V. KaleProduction and marketing of Chickpea in Washim districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
21Aishwarya Dattatray PatilEconomics of Farming system in Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
22Pooja Nivrutti KotwalImpact assessment of Chick Pea varieties released by Dr PDKV, AkolaDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
23Shubham Narayan ShirpurkarProduction and marketing of Turmeric in  Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
24Pradhnya  Baban  GaikwadProduction and marketing of Cabbage in Akola districtDr. Sunita Suryawanshi2019-20
25Saurabh Vijay MahanurEconomic Analysis of Poultry Production in Amravati DistrictDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
26Satish Raju PawarMarketing analysis of lack production in Gondia districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
27Vishal  C. VyavahareEconomics of Production of Orange in Akola districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
28Umesh .P. SuradkarProduction and marketing of Custard apple in Akola districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
29Zende Niketan VitthalExport performance of Grape in IndiaDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
30Ghadge Sayali KailasExport performance of Tomato in IndiaDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
31Mansi Mahadev SondkarEconomic analysis of post-harvest losses in onion in Akola districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2019-20
32Raskar Shriram AnnaEconomics of production and marketing of Safflower in Akola districtDr. Sunita Suryawanshi2019-20
33Kadam Dashrath AbhimanEconomic analysis of post-harvest losses in Okra in Akola districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2019-20
34Pooja Datta MuleyEconomic analysis of onion seed productionDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
35Rathod Nitesh VishnuProduction and marketing of garlic in Buldhana districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
36Shrenee S. WaghmareEconomic analysis of Sericulture in Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
37Aishwarya  V. KaleProduction and marketing of Chickpea in Washim districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
38Aishwarya Dattatray PatilEconomics of Farming system in Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
39Pooja Nivrutti KotwalImpact assessment of Chick Pea varieties released by Dr PDKV, AkolaDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
40Shubham Narayan ShirpurkarProduction and marketing of Turmeric in  Washim districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
41Pradhnya  Baban  GaikwadProduction and marketing of Cabbage in Akola districtDr. Sunita Suryawanshi2019-20
42Saurabh Vijay MahanurEconomic Analysis of Poultry Production in Amravati DistrictDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
43Satish Raju PawarMarketing analysis of lack production in Gondia districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
44Vishal  C. VyavahareEconomics of Production of Orange in Akola districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
45Umesh .P. SuradkarProduction and marketing of Custard apple in Akola districtDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
46Zende Niketan VitthalExport performance of Grape in IndiaDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
47Ghadge Sayali KailasExport performance of Tomato in IndiaDr. B. N. Ganvir2019-20
48Mansi Mahadev SondkarEconomic analysis of post-harvest losses in onion in Akola districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2019-20
49Raskar Shriram AnnaEconomics of production and marketing of Safflower in Akola districtDr. Sunita Suryawanshi2019-20
50Kadam Dashrath AbhimanEconomic analysis of post-harvest losses in Okra in Akola districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2019-20
51Pooja Datta MuleyEconomic analysis of onion seed productionDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
52Rathod Nitesh VishnuProduction and marketing of garlic in Buldhana districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2019-20
53Rinchin  TseringExport Dimension of Maize in IndiaDr. N. V. Shende2020-21
54Anand Hanamant MantoorExport Performance of Jaggery and Confectionary in IndiaDr. V. K. Khobarkar2020-21
55Ashish Yeshudas  KondrawarExport performance and competitiveness of Papaya in IndiaDr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
56Shubhada Sanjay PatilEconomics of Production and Marketing of Summer Groundnut in Washim DistrictDr. V. K. Khobarkar2020-21
57Deepali Digambar  WanareEconomics of Production and Marketing of Green Chili in Akola DistrictDr. Sunita  Suryawanshi2020-21
58Swapnil Narayan  WaghmareImport and Export Performance of Chashewnut. In IndiaDr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
59Prasad Sunil ShelarGrowth and Export Performance of Arecanut in IndiaDr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
60Rhushikesh Purushottam AdhauTechnical efficiency of Pesticide use in Okra cultivation in Akola districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2020-21
61Nikhil  Narayanrao PandhareEconomic Analysis of Milk Production in Amravati District.Dr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
62Snehal Shivlal AthawaleEconomics of Production and Marketing of Brinjal in Amaravati DistrictDr. Sunita  Suryawanshi2020-21
63Vishal Dadaram RokadeEconomic Analysis of of Paddy of Processing Units in Bhandara district.Dr. N. V. Shende2020-21
64Saurabh Akhilesh AgrawalEconomic analysis of Post-harvest losses of Tomato in Yavatmal district.Dr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
65Jayesh Ramesh BhusnarTechnical efficiency of pesticide use in Cotton cultivation in Yevatmal distictDr. N. V. Shende2020-21
66Shubham Gajanan NevareEconomics of Production and Marketing of Sopato in Buldhana district.Dr. V. K. Khobarkar2020-21
67Gurindapalli SwethaExport performance of major Cole crops in India.Dr. N. V. Shende2020-21
68Malakmir Amol GorakhanathEconomic analysis of Post-harvest losses in Brinjal in Akola districtDr. N. V. Shende2020-21
69Pavuluri  GayathriInternational trade of Garlic in IndiaDr. V. K. Khobarkar2020-21
70Syed Saleem AliInternational trade of marine products in IndiaDr. N. V. Shende2020-21
71Dongare NandkumarProduction and Export performance of Cardamom in India: An Economic AnalysisDr. S. C. Nagpure2020-21
72Rayidi KrishnakanthExport Performance of Mango Process Product in IndiaDr. S.C. Nagpure2021-22
73Vaishnavi Dinesh PatondTemporal Changes in Cost and Returns of TurDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
74Sunil Vasantrao LondheEconomic Impact of Integrated pest Management on Soybean Crops in Washim DistrictDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
75Neha G. BawankarTemporal Changes in Cost and Returns of PaddyDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
76Priti Ramesh NemadeEconomic Impact of Covid-19 on Major Agriculture Crops in Yavatmal District of Vidharbha Region of MaharashtraDr. S.C. Nagpure2021-22
77Yogesh Shamrao DeshmukhDimension of Income , Employment and Consumption Expenditure of Triblas of Melghat Region of MaharashtraDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
78Pankaj Suresh HattimareEconomic Analysis of Keshori Chili in Gondia DistrictDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
79Priti Shantinath DunungEconomic Analysis of Jaggery Production in Kolhapur DistrictDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
80Kajal Kailash SharmaCropping Pattern and Diversification in Bhopal Division of Madhya PradeshDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
81Prayag Naresh KhadseEconomic Production and Marketing of Sweet Orange in Amravati DistrictDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
82Prachi Santosh SawarkarDimension of Cost and Prices on Major Crops in VidharbhaDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
83Mahendra KumarEconomic Analysis of Production and Marketing of Maize in Bhilwara District of RajasthanDr. N.V. Shende2021-22
84Vaishnavi PothuEconomic Analysis of Production and Marketing of Banana in Kadapa District of Andhra PradeshDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
85Binky Singh LeishangthemEconomics of Pineapple Production and Marketing in Imphal District of ManipurDr. V.K. Khobarkar2021-22
86Amansingh Omprakashsingh BagheleEconomic Assessment Of Bullock Maintenance      In Amravati DistrictDr U.T. DANGORE2022-23
87Bhalerao Sagar KailasEconomic Impact Of Pkv Mini Dal Mill In Vidarbha RegionDr. N. V. SHENDE2022-23
88Sweety Pramodrao ChaudhariEconomic Analysis Of Marketing For Low Graded Oranges In Amravati DistrictDr.V.K. KHOBARKAR2022-23
89Doifode Pavan ShridharEconomic Assessment Of Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima YojanaDr. A.A. BHOPALE2022-23
90Gundawar Jagruti KishorEconomics Analysis Of Selected
Summer Crops In Chandrapur District
 Dr. V. K. KHOBARKAR2022-23
91Gujar Megha SanjayEconomic Analysis Of Women
Participation In Agriculture
Dr.  N.V. SHENDE2022-23
92Charan Kumar.MStatewise Performance Of Jowar In IndiaDr. R.D. VAIDKAR2022-23
93Madan Sachin ShamraoProduction And Marketing Of Rabi Maize Crop In Buldhana DistrictDr. N. V. SHENDE2022-23
94Marathe Aakash AshokEconomic Analysis Of Broiler Production In  Buldhana DistrictDr. V. K. KHOBARKAR2022-23
95Meshram Kanchan ChiranjivEconomic Analysis Of Paddy Cultivation Through   Drill  Method In Bhandara DistrictDr V. K. Khobarkar2022-23
96Nikas Nikhil ArunEconomic Analysis Of Milch Animal In Buldhana DistrictDr. S. C. NAGPURE2022-23
97Pandhare Neetin NilamchandImpact Assessment Of Bbf Planter In Soybean Cultivation In Akola DistrictDr. R. D. VAIDKAR2022-23
98Sabbavarapu RamyaStatewise Performance Of Paddy In IndiaDr. A.A. BHOPALE2022-23
99Vijaya Santosh ShindeDimension Of Cost And Prices Of Paddy In IndiaDr.  N.V. SHENDE2022-23
100Tuuriwella TejasriStatewise Performance Of Maize In IndiaDr. V. K. KHOBARKAR2022-23
101Pavan Hanumantrao ShivankarImpact Of Integrated Pset Management Techonology On Cotton Production In Akola DistrictDr. R.D. VAIDKAR2022-23
102Rohit Madukar TateTechnican And Allocative Efficiency Of Tomoto Seed Production In Buldhan DistrictDr.  N.V. SHENDE2022-23
103Adity Gajanan RautEconomic Analysis Rabi Onion In Akola DistrictDr U.T. DANGORE2022-23
104Shital Haribhau VidayEconomic Evaluation Of Manrega Scheme In AkolaDr. A.A. BHOPALE2022-23
105Sanjyot Sanjay SarodeComparative economics of PKv-krant and local varieties in Akola district of MaharashtraDr. R. D. Vaidkar2023-24
106Snehal Kisana JadhaoPre and post harvest losses of orange in Amravati districtDr. V. K. Khobarkar2023-24
107Rajnandini Anantrao GaikwadComparative economic of neem coated and nano urea usage in cotton cultivationDr. N. V. Shende2023-24
108Shubhangi Gajanan BarbudeEconomics of production and marketing of amrnths (rajgira) in Washim districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2023-24
109Aboli Sunil DeshmukhEconomics of integrated farming system in Amaravati DistrictDr. V. K. Khobarkar2023-24
110Shubham Madhukar ChavanEconomic assessment of pradhan mantra fasal bima yojnaDr.A.A. Bhopale2023-24
111Swapnil Dattatray KumbharEconomic evaluation of nanaji deshmukh krishi sanjivani prakalp (pokra) in Akola districtDr. S. C. Nagpure2023-24
112Gayatri Dnyandeo JadhavComparative economic analysis of transplanted and broadcasted method of onion cultivationDr. U. T. Dangore2023-24
113Jagannath Pramod RajputEconomic analysis of post harvest losses in selected crops of Buldhana districtDr. A. S. Tingre2023-24
114Akansha Arvind DeshmukhComparative economic analysis of irrigated and rainfed cotton in Akola districtDr. U. T. Dangore2023-24
115Pradnya Raju WankarEconomic assessment of indebtedness of marginal and small farmerDr. N. V. Shende2023-24
116Pratik Parshuram MaskeEconomic assessment of pradhan mantra krishi sinchai yojana (pmksy-pdmc)Dr. V. K. Khobarkar2023-24
117LaxmikanthDynamics of farm and non-farm wages in central provinces of IndiaDr.A.A. Bhopale2023-24
118Kashinath BiradarTechnical, economic and allocative efficiency of selected kharif cropDr. R. D. Vaidkar2023-24
119N TejeshwiniBehavior of arrival and price of wheat in VidarbhaDr. R. D. Vaidkar2023-24
120Savita GosalImpact assessment of high density planting in Nagpur mandarin under indo-israel production TechnologyDr. V. K. Khobarkar2023-24
121L TopheDynamics of grass district domestic product of VidarbhaDr.A.A. Bhopale2023-24

Ph. D

Sr. NoName of ScholarTitle of ThesisName of GuideYear of Submission
1Vijaya lakshmi KorraImpact of credit on Agricultural productivity and income of small and medium farmers of vidarbha region of MaharashtraDr. B.N.Ganvir2022-23
2Monal Pralhadrao TakoteDimension of income, employment and consumption expenditure of tribals of Melghat region of MaharashtraDr. B.N.Ganvir2022-23
3Promod Pandurang WaniEconomic analysis of value addition of selected fruits in VidarbhaDr. B.N.Ganvir2022-23
4Seema Dasharath WankhedePre and Post harvest losses of vegetables in Vidarbha region of MaharashtraDr. B.N.Ganvir2022-23
5Miss. Patil Aishwarya DattatrayEconomic Aspect of Climate Change and Vulnerability Assessment in AgricultureDR. N. V. SHENDE2023-24
6Mr. Abhijeet Bhaskarrao ThakareCrop Diversification and Impact of Prices on Major Crops In MaharashtraDR. N. V. SHENDE2023-24

Infrastructure

The department has separate identity among all other disciplines. The faculty of Agricultural Economics and Statistics including Agribusiness Management make the single department. Department has well furnished class rooms, the seminar hall, staff amenities, computer lab, etc.

  

 

Mandate

The twin objectives of the Department are teaching and conducting research at undergraduate and post graduate level .The basic objectives of the department are:

  1. To impart instructional programme at under graduate and post graduate level in Agricultural Economics and Statistics.
  2. To conduct research in Agricultural Economics and Statistics considering the thrust area.
  3. To organize short term training programme for farmers in frontier areas of agricultural Economics like Agri -Business training programme & Market Intelligence.
  4. To conduct bench mark surveys and assess the impact of technologies on farm economy.
  5. Undertaking and guiding extension education programme.
 

Co-Curricular Activities

The department students takes part in the inter college as well as inter university sports tournaments. Educational tours are organised for department students to study the agricultural aspects in other parts of the country.

 

Research Activities

The Department undertakes the research programmes considering the thrust areas of the subjects with emerging challenges and changing agricultural research dimensionalities.

Research themes identified

Recent emphasis of the department will be on:

  1. Economics of Production, marketing and finance in agriculture.
  2. Research on contract farming & Group farming.
  3. Market intelligence.
  4. Risk management in agriculture.
  5. Agri-business management.
  6. Value chain of Agril. Commodities.
  7. Agri. Business.
  1. i) Thrust area

Thrust Areas of Research

Current research trends suggest focusing on the following areas:

  • Technology policy
  1. Impact of Agricultural research
  2. Interaction of crop-livestock Enterprises-Farming systems
  • Trends of Agricultural Productivity and growth.
  • Sustainable Agriculture Systems
  1. Climate change and its impact on Agriculture.
  • Markets & Trends
  1. Marketing & price behavior of agricultural commodities, market co-integration, price volatility, value chain of Agril. Commodities.
  • Institutional Change
  1. Risk Management in Agriculture.
  2. Agricultural credit management and insurance.
  • Agriculture Growth and Modeling
  1. Income diversification and inequality.Acceleration of Agriculture growth

Recommendations/Varieties /Patents

Sr. No.YearRecommendations
12018-19The per hectare impact loses in tomato and brinjal  were observed 16.49q.and 13.29q.respectively.Therefore,to  avoid  the  post -harvest losses, it is recommended that, Government should provide storage and quick transportation facilities and also aware farmers about post-harvest technology through training so  as  to  increase  the  monetary  benefit  to  the farmers.
22018-19The lac production on palash  tree  is economically profitable  venture  (B:Cratio 1:2.27) as a subsidiary  income  of  the Universities should promote the lac  cultivation by scientific method and cultivation on farmers field as well as fallow land  of  the  state  which will help to enhancing the supplementary income (doubling ) of the farmers
32019-20The farmers in Maharashtra earned gross economic benefit  of  Rs.  7271.18  Crores  from Dr.  PDKV,  Akola  release  of  JAKI-9218  variety of chickpea from the release year 2008. Therefore, it is recommended that government should provide substantial funds to  the University for further research and extension of improved varieties for the benefit of farming community.
42020-21The farmers earned gross economic  benefit  of Rs. 841.68  Crores  during  last  six  year  from PKV  Tara  variety  of  pigeonpea   released   by Dr.  PDKV,   Akola.   It   is   therefore recommended that government should strengthen   the   University   for    further research and extension of improved varieties for the benefit of farmers.
52020-21The farmers earned gross economic benefit of was  Rs.  1383.20  crores  during  last  fifteen years  from  Kopergaon  variety  of  greengram and  Rs.  3904.72  crores  during  last   fifteen years  from  TAU  1  variety  of  blackgram released   by   Dr.   PDKV,   Akola.    Considering the farmers demand for  seed of Kopergaon & TAU  1  variety,  it  is   need   to   increase   the seed production. It is therefore recommended that government should strengthen  the University for   further  research  and  extension of improved varieties for the benefit of farming community.
62020-21The farmers earned gross economic benefit of Rs. 2174.22 Crores during the last fifteen years from TAG 24 variety of groundnut released by Dr. PDKV, Akola. Considering the farmers demand for TAG-24 seed, there is need to increase the seed production.It is therefore recommended that government should enable to the University for further Research and Extension of improved varieties for the benefit of farming community.
72020-21Drill method of paddy cultivation is found economically more beneficial        among conventional  transplanting,  SRI  and broadcasting methods. The major constraints found in adoption of drill method of paddy cultivation were non availability of drill paddy machine at proper time of sowing (82 %), no subsidy on drill paddy machine (74%) and high cost of drill paddy machine (71%). It is therefore recommended that drill paddy  machine  should be made available to the farmers at subsidized rate under agriculture mechanization scheme of State Department of Agriculture for increasing the area under drill paddy cultivation.
82021-22The Agri enterpreneur earned Rs. 5226.98 crores and Rs. 31893.45 crores as net economic benefit and gross economic benefit respectively during last 32 years from PKV Mini Dal mill develop by Dr. PDKV, Akola. As a break even point for min dal mill was Rs 498 qtl, hence farmer should process more than break even point for economic benefit. Hence, it is recommended that University should organized technical training programme for entrepreneur.
92021-22Dr. PDKV, Akola, Katol gold variety provided Gross economic benefit of Rs. 653.09 Crores  and Net economic benefit of Rs. 460.04 Crores to the farmers during the fruiting period of fourteen years. Therefore, it is recommended that the government should provide the sufficient funds  to University for further research and extension of Katol gold variety.
102022-23Cotton productivity has been increased 30 per cent by adoption of IPM recommended technology. Therefore, it is recommended that, the IPM technology promoted and disseminated through the extension agencies for wide adoption.
112022-23The area under groundnut crop in Nagpur district has been steadily decreasing by 9.81 per cent per annum during the last two decades.  Losses of groundnut crop mainly due to attack of wild animals was found to be responsible for the reduction in the area. Hence, it is recommended that the forest department should take appropriate measures to prevent the damage caused by the wild animals to the crop.
122022-23Based on the results of crop concentration and diversification in Western Vidarbha region the area and production of Jowar and Bajara has decline continuous during last three decades by 9.84, 12.73 per cent and 11.05, 9.62 per cent per annum respectively. It is therefore recommended that, more concentration to increase the area under these crops.
132022-23In Eastern Vidarbha Zone due to B:C ratio realised by the farmers adopting drilled paddy based gram cropping system(1:1.58), drilled paddy-linseed (1:1.35) and drilled paddy-lathyrus (1:1.26) are found  economically feasible. Hence all the three drilled paddy based system  are recommended as per availability of resources with the farmer.
142023-24The benefit cost ratio in Soybean cultivation by using BBF Planter (1.62) developed by PDKV than conventional method (1.16).The variable cost was reduced at 16147.00/-Rs./ha. by using BBF Planter method over the conventional method. On the other hand, the additional returns was increased at 24043.00/- Rs/ha. Hence, it is recommended that, Soybean cultivation by using BBF Planter developed by PDKV need to be popularized through the extension functionaries for higher return with low cost
152023-24Amaranths crop production was economically profitable to the farmers with B.C. ratio 1: 2.75, therefore it is recommended that, extension agencies should promote and disseminate the amaranths cultivation in the region for wider adoption.
162023-24Paddy productivity has been increased by 19.84 per cent with reduction in the cost of Rs. 7375.89/- per hectare in high level of adoption of Integrated Pest Management Technology. Hence, it is recommended that, the IPM technology need to be promote and disseminate through the extension agencies for wider adoption in paddy.

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Head
Deptt.of Agril. Econ.& Statistics
Dr.P.D.K.V.,Akola- 444 104 (Maharashtra)
Phone No: 0724- 2256070
Email Id: hdagecon@pdkv.ac.in


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