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Not Available ; The purpose of the study is to assess the farmer agribusiness linkage and the sensitivity and extent of linkage, the farmers linkages are various sectors like output and sevices and to promote technology penetration, improve productivity, enable improved access to inputs and services and increase farmer incomes, thereby strengthening their sustainable agriculture. The data was collected in three major maize growing districts of Andhra Pradesh state i.e. Karimnagar, Mahabubnagar and Guntur. Linkage synchronize the starting, stopping, rapidity and quality relevant performance of distinct business processes which take place within farmers. Farmer linkages are with various sectors like input sector which includes seed, fertilizer, pesticides and herbicides are found to be strong. Better market rates are found to be encouraged for the farmers they are comfortable with the existing marketing arrangements if improvisation is there means it facilitates for better realization of prices. Government has been providing price support mechanism to encourage farmers to grow maize as it has ready use in starch and feed meal industries. Financial support is being sought from the traders where as banks are supposed to be a strong link. In the existing scenario, necessary action has to be initiated to safeguard the interest of farmers in obtaining the facility from financial institutes where in the farmer will be benefitted with crop insurance and the applicable loan waivers in case of adverse conditions. ; Not Available

Not Available ; After bifurcation, the Government of Telangana required baseline data on household consumption to devise suitable policies at micro-level to support agriculture sector in the state. The Academy has taken up this challenging study where consumption data of about 6200 households across all the 31 districts of the state were collected using latest survey techniques and analyzed to draw useful inferences for the policy makers. ; Not Available

Not Available ; Telangana being the youngest state of India, has adopted a multi-pronged strategy to usher growth in major sectors of the economy. To achieve this, the state has devised and implemented several special programmes focusing agriculture such as Rythu Bandhu, Mission Kakathiya, Rythu Bheema, Dharani Telangana Farmers Free Pattadar Passbook Scheme, Cattle distribution, Sheep distribution and several other schemes for the benefit of Telangana farmers. One such scheme under implementation in the state is development of crop colonies. For its success, the Government has to create an enabling environment and channelize its efforts in developing backward and forward linkages through use of quality information on various aspects including consumption at disaggregate level. After reorganization of districts in this State from 10 to 31, the state was in urgent need for district level consumption data for evidence based policy formulations. To achieve these objectives, a quick but large scale household survey was conducted in the state. ; Not Available

Not Available ; In India, fisheries is an economic activity contributing 17.07% of the total agricultural exports during the year 2016-17 with annual earnings of US$ 5.78 billion (` 37,870 crores). Frozen shrimp contributes maximum share of about 66% by value and 39% by quantity. The present study has examined the geographical penetration, composition and unit value realisation of frozen shrimp exports from India. It also estimates the competitiveness index, comparative advantage and market diversification of Indian frozen shrimp exports in the world exports market. India's total fishery exports has risen from 0.3 million tons to 0.95 million tons during the period 1995-96 to 2015-16 with a compound growth rate of 6.46%. India has lost its market share in Japan but has gained in South East Asia and European Union market during the period 1995-96 to 2014-15. India's frozen shrimp exports to major export destinations like Japan, USA and EU have been getting diversified over the period. ; Not Available

Not Available ; Telangana, the youngest and the 29th state of India has realigned its districts into 31 from the earlier 10 districts with an intent of providing better governance to the people and to ensure better reach of government benefits and schemes to the intended beneficiaries. The state government has taken several initiatives to achieve and sustain higher growth of the economy. Being a new state, it needs credible information about different parameters of the state to devise plans and to take better decisions. In this effect, the state has conducted intensive household survey just after its formation to get insights about food consumption pattern of its population in each district. This kind of information would be helpful in knowing the demand of food items at disaggregate level and devise suitable policies and strategies for the betterment of farmers and consumers. In this backdrop, the study was undertaken by ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management and PJTSAU- School of Agribusiness Management in a collaborative mode. The study was conducted by surveying about 6200 households across all 31 districts of Telangana State covering both rural as well as urban households as per the standard sampling procedure. The data collection was accomplished by using GPS enabled tablet based survey system. Finally, the consumption of all food items have been estimated for each district separately along with the expenditure and percentage of population consuming a particular food item ; Telangana Government