I also agree with the views of Mr. Yogesh Aggarwal. There is no method for mechanization in farming. We must do this to increase the yield with less water. It has to start form Research Institutes and Agriculture Collages. Loan Waiver is not the solution. Secondly we are doing Injustice to the farmers who have repaid their loans after lot of struggle. This will send the wrong message among the farmers not to repay the loans. Are we going to give them the paid loans?
Published by Dr. Padmakar Kelkar, CEO at Bright Stars Electronics
I also agree with the views of Mr. Yogesh Aggarwal. There is no method for mechanization in farming. We must do this to increase the yield with less water. It has to start form Research Institutes and Agriculture Collages. Loan Waiver is not the solution.
Secondly we are doing Injustice to the farmers who have repaid their loans after lot of struggle. This will send the wrong message among the farmers not to repay the loans. Are we going to give them the paid loans?
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It looks the governments in India are working against the small ans marginal farmers. The governments are wasting water of rivers and dams, which is evident from the water use efficiency of about 40 percent, against 80 to 90 percent of most of the nations of the world. The governments are encouraging & rewarding farmers & other people who are wasting water. Governments in India do not wish to stop wastage of water and do not wish that it reaches all the needy farmers timely and in desired quantity. Similarly the per hectare yield of crops in India is among lowest in the world. Governments in India do not wish to increase it. Governments in India do not wish to make the small and marginal farmers economically sound.
Published by Yogesh Agrawal, Director (retired), Minor irrigation schemes, Water Resources Department at Govt of Rajasthan