The farmer's economy 20-22 August 2018 - Pragati Maidan, New Delhi - Krishi India Expo
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20-22 August 2018
Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
the farmer’ s economy
Co-Organiser Organiser
India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO)
(A Government of India Enterprise) Exhibitions India Group
Department of Commerce
MARKET PROFILE Agriculture plays a pivotal role in the Indian economy. Agriculture provides food security to the majority Its contribution to India’s GDP is around 16%, and of the population in the country, and is an inclusive provides employment to 56% of the workforce. growth sector for the Indian economy. Small and Marginal Farmers • Small holdings play an important role in raising agricultural development and in poverty alleviation • Small farmers need a level playing field in terms of accessing land, water, inputs, credit, technology and markets. They face challenges on integration of value chains, liberalization and globalization effects, market volatility, are vulnerable to other risks and climate change, etc.
Needs of Small Farmers Agricultural Implements/
• Tenancy security Equipment
• Farmers’ education and public dissemination of
knowledge. • Agricultural machinery is used in various activities like
• Credit for both consumption and investment land development, tillage, seed bed preparation, sowing
purposes.habitat for beneficial organisms. and planting, weeding and plant protection, harvesting
and threshing, post-harvest and agro processing
• The current market for agriculture equipment in India
Feminisation of Agriculture is about US$6.5 billion, and is expected to grow at a
• Agriculture is becoming increasingly feminized CAGR of 8% during 2014-19
as men are migrating to rural non-farm sector. • Government initiatives on farm mechanization,
Women are continually denied property rights subsidies and training programmes have made
and access to resources. Infrastructure support agricultural implements more affordable to farmers.
and giving legal support on existing laws, will However, small and marginal farmers are still unable
facilitate recognition for women as farmers, to buy high value farm equipment. Tractors dominate
and enable them to access credit, inputs, and the agricultural equipment market in India, followed
marketing outlets. by threshers.
Share of farmers in total Share of agricultural land Number of agricultural
agricultural farm land available with farmers equipment manufacturers (India)
Large & Large & Large & medium Small scale
medium: 15% medium: 56% enterprises:250 enterprises:2,500
Small &
marginal: 44%
Small & Tiny units:
marginal: 85% 18,000
Soil Rejuvenation Bioresources
• The National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture • R
ural India depends on a wide range of bioresources
(NMSA) has been formulated to enhance (nonfossil biogenic resources used to produce food,
agricultural productivity, especially in rain- substantial products, and energy) for their nutrition
fed areas for water use efficiency, integrated and livelihood. Small and marginal farmers need:
farming, soil health management and resource • Traditional rights of access to biodiversity, which
conservation. include access to forest products including
• The government Soil Health Card Scheme medicinal plants, gums and resins, oil yielding plants
(launched in February 2015), to issue health and beneficial micro-organisms
cards to 140 million farmers, would carry • Opportunities to conserve, enhance and improve
crop-wise recommendations of nutrients and crops and farm animals as well as fish stocks
fertilizers required for individual farms to improve • Suitable community-based breed conservation (i.e.
productivity through judicious use of inputs. conservation through use)
• Growing a variety of crops in a planned sequence • Breeding to increase output of low productivity farm
in order to increase soil organic matter and animals, etc.
biodiversity in the soil
• Cover crop as part of planned rotation to the soil
• No-till farming as a way of growing crops without Irrigation
disturbing the soil through tillage • Of the gross sown area of 192 million ha, rainfed
• Mulch tillage as a method where the soil surface agriculture contributes to 60 per cent of the
is disturbed but maintains a high level of crop gross cropped area, and 45 per cent of the total
residue on the surface agricultural output
• Mulching by applying plant residues or other • Farmers need access to sustained and equitable
suitable materials to the soil surface to compensate water supply
for loss of residue due to excessive tillage • Rainwater harvesting and recharge of aquifers should
• Nutrient management to meet crop needs while be mandatory, and targeted at private well owners.
minimizing the impact on the environment and
the soil
• Pest management, with an ecological approach,
to promote growth of healthy plants with
strong defenses, to increase stress on pests, and
enhance the habitat for beneficial organisms.Exhibitor Profile Energy & Eco Friendly Environment
Visitor Profile
Bio Products - Biogas, Manure,
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Agriculture Tools, Equipment Vermicomposting, Bio Fertilizers & l Agents & distributors
& Technology Bio-Toilets l Agro producers
Agricultural Machinery &
l Irrigation & Water Technology
l l Agro industry corporations
Equipment - Water Pumps, Solar Irrigation l Agriculture departments
Agriculture Insurance
l Pumps, Water Treatment
l Agri engineering units /
Equipment, Water Supply
Agro & Food Processing
l Solutions & Hardware corporations
l Agri finance corporations
Agro Quality safety &
l Microbial Technology &
l
Testing Lab Fermentation l Agri-input product dealers,
distributors, traders/whole sellers &
Crop cleaning, Weighing
l Renewable Energy - Wind Energy
l
retailers
& Grading Equipment Solutions, Solar Energy Solutions,
l Agri insurance corporation
Biomass, Solid Waste Management
Crop Management, Drying,
l
l Agri marketing boards
Storage, Transportation &
Handling equipment l Agricultural research institutes /
Farmers Welfare Program
universities /colleges
Crop Sorter, Separator &
l Awas Yojna
l
l Associations boards & other nodal
Packaging Equipment Farmer’s Awareness Program
l agencies
Digital Pathways
l
Farmer’s Education Program
l l Banks and credit agencies
Farm Equipment & Farm
l
Farmer’s Helpline
l l Central & state government
land Management departments and agencies
Farmer’s Loans & Budget
l
Food Certifying Agencies
l l CEOs / senior managers of Indian
Farmer’s Skill Training
l
companies / MNCs
Generator, Genset
l
Kisan Vikas Yojna
l l Co-operatives of food & consumer
IT - Agro, Logistic, Supply Chain
l
protection
Swach Bharat Abhiyan - Toilet
l
Software & hardware for All l Commodity exchange
Modelling, Hand Tools &
l
Farmers Training Centres
l organizations
Spare Parts l Consultants
Spreaders, Sowing, Planting
l Green House & Poly House l Dealers for farm equipment /
& Harvesting Equipment machineries
Soil Testing Equipment
l Horticulture & Floriculture l Entrepreneurs
& Technology l Farm contractors & garden
Threshers, Tillers
l Mills & Storages contractors
l Farmers / agriculturists
Tractor Manufacturers
l Flour Mills
l
& Spare Parts etc. l Floriculturists / horticulturists
Freezers, Refrigerators & Chillers
l
l International buyers & export
Fruits & Vegetable Cold Storage,
l
Aquaponics & Hydroponics Warehouses houses
l KrishiVigyan kendra heads
Oats, Millets & Cereals Mills
l
Animal Husbandry System & l Landscape suppliers
Technology Oil Mills
l
l Millers
Animal Breeding
l Pulses Mills
l
l Packaging equipment & machinery
Animal Management Software
l Rice Mills
l and users of storage equipment
l Plantation owners
Animal Nutrition
l
Marketing & Services l Scientists & technologists
Animal Shelters
l
Organic Farming
l
l Seed certifying agencies
Animal Vaccines
l
Organic Food Products
l l Seed & fertilizer traders, whole
Dairy Equipment
l
Plant Breeding
l sellers and retailers
l Traders, wholesalers of
Fisheries & Fishing Equipment
l Plant Propagation
l
commodities
Live Stock & Dairy Farming
l Private Labelling
l
l Trade industry & trade media
Poultry
l Seeds & Nurseries
l l Transport & Logistic Experts
Veterinary Medicines
l Third Party Manufacturing
l Etc.RESERVE SHELL SCHEME RAW SPACE** (Minimum 18 sqm)
A LOCATION Today INR `8,500 per sqm / US$ 160 per sqm INR `7,500 per sqm / US$ 150*
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