Papers by Dr. Mahadeo Deshmukh
Indian Journal of Economics and Development, 2019
The present study examines the relative economics of the selected crops under organic and inorgan... more The present study examines the relative economics of the selected crops under organic and inorganic farming in Satara district, Maharashtra in India. Adverse effects of inorganic farming practices not only on the farm sector, but also on the health of all living things and thus on the surroundings have been well recognized in the world. Objectives: The major objective of this study is to find out (i) the area, production and productivity of organic and inorganic farming in study area of Satara district (ii) To examine the relative economics of selected crops under organic and inorganic farming in Satara district (iii) To study the input use pattern of selected crops in sample area. Methods/Statistical analysis: This study is purely based on primary data collected from the Satara district of Western Maharashtra. The researchers have selected total 400 farmers and three crops namely jowar, sugarcane and turmeric for the present study. Per acre productivity of selected organic and inor...
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Indian Journal of Economics and Development, 2018
Present paper focuses on the asset pattern of sample farmers in drought prone region in western M... more Present paper focuses on the asset pattern of sample farmers in drought prone region in western Maharashtra. To analyze the Gini Co-efficient Index and Lorenz curve for the distribution of asset pattern among the sample households in western Maharashtra. Objectives : The major objective of this paper is to study and find out (i) the asset pattern of sample farmers in drought prone region in western Maharashtra (ii) analyze the Gini Co-efficient Index and Lorenz curve for the distribution of asset pattern among the sample households in western Maharashtra. Methods/Statistical Analysis : This paper is purely based on primary data collected from the drought prone region of western Maharashtra. Researcher has selected randomly five percent villages from each sample taluka of the respective district of Solapur and Sangli district and 20 farmers from each sample village. Total 360 households have been interviewed. Column title figures in parentheses are number of farmers interviewed as pe...
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Organic farming is becoming increasingly popular all over the world. Extensive use of chemicals i... more Organic farming is becoming increasingly popular all over the world. Extensive use of chemicals in inorganic food production technology compelled the health conscious people to explore and support organic farming methods in agriculture. Growing awareness of health and environmental issues in agriculture has demanded production of organic food which is emerging as an attractive source of rural income generation Organic agriculture currently covers only a small area in developing countries but its extent is continuously growing as demand for organic products is increasing. At present around one percentage of agricultural land of the world is under organic agriculture. The total area under organic agriculture as a percentage of world area was highest in Australia (40%), followed by Argentina (7.4%), US (5.1%), China (4.96%) and India only (1.6%) in 2013. However all over the world, land area under organic agriculture has increased from 37.5 million hectares in 2012 to 43.1 million hect...
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Consumption is an important activity performed by the household sector. Post Globalisation has ra... more Consumption is an important activity performed by the household sector. Post Globalisation has raised India's per capita income (expenditure) and that has significantly impacted its food consumption patterns by causing a change in the structure of food consumption baskets. The monthly per capita consumption expenditure (MPCE) on food items has declined from 72.83% to 52.76% and on non food items has increased from 27.15% to 47.24% in the rural India during 1972-73 to 2011-12. While in the urban India the expenditure on food items has decline from 64.45% to 42.46% whereas expenditure on non-food items has shown a steady increase from 35.55% to 57.54% during 1972-73 to 2011-12. Monthly per capita consumption of major cereals (in quantity k.g) has decreased in both rural and urban area in Maharashtra and India during 1972-73 to 2011-12. The volume of change in pre reform to post reform period in food items has declined from-13.76% in rural India and-22.34% in urban India, while in the non-food items has increased from 27.52% in rural India and 33.17% in urban India. The above discussion on consumption expenditure indicated that there is a significant difference in the pre and post reform period.
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प्राचीन काळापासून ते आजतागायत भारतीय संकृतीत कृषी क्षेत्र हे विकासाचे प्रमुख साधन बनले आहे. कारण ... more प्राचीन काळापासून ते आजतागायत भारतीय संकृतीत कृषी क्षेत्र हे विकासाचे प्रमुख साधन बनले आहे. कारण बहुतांश लोकांचे शेती क्षेत्र हेच उदरनिर्वाहाचे प्रमुख साधन राहिले आहे. किंबहुना ते मानवी जीवनाचे अविभाज्य अंग आहे. मानवी जीवनाचे अस्तित्व, त्याचा विकास व विस्तार कृषी क्षेत्रामुळेच झालेला पहावयास मिळतो. मानवाच्या अस्तित्वास आवश्यक अशा अन्न, वस्त्र व निवारा यासारख्या वस्तु व सेवा यांचा पुरवठा शेतीतूनच झालेला आहे. मानवास काम करण्यास लागणारी दैनंदिन ऊर्जा शेती क्षेत्रातून निर्माण झालेल्या अन्नपदार्थातूनच मिळते. म्हणजेच सकस, पौष्टिक व परिपूर्ण जीवनसत्वाची गरज शेतीतून निर्माण झालेल्या उत्पादनातूनच पूर्ण केली जाते. याबरोबरच भारतास प्राचीन काळापासून महान अशा कृषी संस्कृतीचा वारसा लाभला आला. विकासाच्या वेगवेगळ्या टप्प्यात शेती कसण्याच्या विविध पद्धतीस वन शेती, नैसर्गिक शेती, आध्यात्मिक शेती, पारंपारिक शेती, मिश्र शेती, जैविक शेती व रासायनिक शेती असे संबोधले जाते.
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This study presents a cropping intensity and irrigation intensity in India. The diversified natur... more This study presents a cropping intensity and irrigation intensity in India. The diversified nature of land use
pattern, cropping intensity, irrigation intensity and cropping pattern of all state have increased the cropping
intensity of the land. The present cropping intensity of 139 percent has registered an increase of only 28
percent since 1950-51. The net sown area increased significantly, i.e., by about 18 percent, from 118.75
million hectares in 1950- 51 to 139.93 million hectares in 2012-13, whereas the cropping intensity increased
from 111 percent to 139 percent during the same period. The net irrigated area was 60.10 million ha in
2012-13, whereas the irrigation intensity increased from 17.56 percent in year 1950-51 to 47.24 percent in
year 2012-13 during the same period. The Compound Growth Rate in cropping intensity is 0.45 it shows
that higher cropping intensity in India and Compound Growth Rate is irrigation intensity is 1.47. The
Compound Growth Rate shows that the net sown area is 0.13 and gross cropped area is 0.47. The total
Coefficient of Variation in cropping intensity was 73.41%.
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Automated teller machine (ATM) is one of the most popular information and communication technolog... more Automated teller machine (ATM) is one of the most popular information and communication technology (ICT) based banking services in all other ICT based banking services. Maximum numbers of automated teller machine (ATM) per 100000 adults were found in Canada 222.8 and Australia (163.8) in developed countries and in case of developing countries like Kenya 25.9, china (24.8) and India (24.4) ATM per 100000 adults. CAGR of ATM centers were highest in Kenya (25.9%) in developing country and Australia (1.6%) in Developed countries. SBI being a largest bank has installed more ATM centers so it has highest CAGR (31%) and foreign sector banks has lowest CAGR (4.7%) during 2007-13 in India. In India maximum number of on-site ATMs centers was found in public sector banks as compare to private and foreign sector banks during the period of 2007 to 2013. In case of public sector banks, no of off-sites ATMs centers were increased from 9898 ATMs centers to 29411 ATMs centers during the period of 2009 to 2014. Number of credit cards issued by public sector banks was increased from 3.2 million to 3.5 million where as credit cards issued by private sector banks has increased from 9.5 million to 11.1 million during 2009 to 2013. There was high positive correlation between volume and value of electronic transactions in credit cards & debit cards during 2008-09 to 2012-13 in India.
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pattern, cropping intensity, irrigation intensity and cropping pattern of all state have increased the cropping
intensity of the land. The present cropping intensity of 139 percent has registered an increase of only 28
percent since 1950-51. The net sown area increased significantly, i.e., by about 18 percent, from 118.75
million hectares in 1950- 51 to 139.93 million hectares in 2012-13, whereas the cropping intensity increased
from 111 percent to 139 percent during the same period. The net irrigated area was 60.10 million ha in
2012-13, whereas the irrigation intensity increased from 17.56 percent in year 1950-51 to 47.24 percent in
year 2012-13 during the same period. The Compound Growth Rate in cropping intensity is 0.45 it shows
that higher cropping intensity in India and Compound Growth Rate is irrigation intensity is 1.47. The
Compound Growth Rate shows that the net sown area is 0.13 and gross cropped area is 0.47. The total
Coefficient of Variation in cropping intensity was 73.41%.
pattern, cropping intensity, irrigation intensity and cropping pattern of all state have increased the cropping
intensity of the land. The present cropping intensity of 139 percent has registered an increase of only 28
percent since 1950-51. The net sown area increased significantly, i.e., by about 18 percent, from 118.75
million hectares in 1950- 51 to 139.93 million hectares in 2012-13, whereas the cropping intensity increased
from 111 percent to 139 percent during the same period. The net irrigated area was 60.10 million ha in
2012-13, whereas the irrigation intensity increased from 17.56 percent in year 1950-51 to 47.24 percent in
year 2012-13 during the same period. The Compound Growth Rate in cropping intensity is 0.45 it shows
that higher cropping intensity in India and Compound Growth Rate is irrigation intensity is 1.47. The
Compound Growth Rate shows that the net sown area is 0.13 and gross cropped area is 0.47. The total
Coefficient of Variation in cropping intensity was 73.41%.