Year: 2020 | Month: December | Volume 7 | Issue 2
Financial Analysis of Basmati Rice Production in Jammu Region of J&K, India
Shaurya Sharma
Sudhakar Dwivedi
Pawan Kumar Sharma
Sunish Sharma
Vinod Gupta
A.K. Singh
DOI:10.30954/2394-8159.02.2020.4
Abstract:
The present study was conducted in Jammu district of J&K. Two blocks of Basmati rice producing were selected purposively. Further, two villages from each selected block were selected randomly and from each village twenty five basmati growers were studied randomly through personal interview method, comprising a total of 100 Basmati rice grower. The study revealed that medium farms were having highest percentage share (40.49 per cent) followed by marginal (34.11 per cent) and small (25.40 per cent). The per hectare total input cost on overall farms comes to ` 27529.27. The highest cost of input per hectare was observed on Marginal farm (` 27959.00) followed by small farm (` 27414.00) and medium farm (` 27297.00). The highest total cost was observed in marginal farm (` 29561.00) followed by small (` 29019.00) and medium (` 28889.00). The per quintal gross returns on overall comes to ` 4191.08. The maximum gross return was observed in medium farms (` 4417.97) followed by small (` 4167.59) and marginal farm (` 3964.43). The overall net returns came ought to be ` 82, 14,141.85 out of which the maximum net return was observed in medium farm (` 33,58,416.50) followed by marginal farm (` 28,12,339.39) and small farm (` 20,09,143.07).
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