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Awareness Metrics on Agriculture Credit Schemes with Special Focus on Farmers of Orthanadu Taluk of Thanjavur, Tamilnadu.

  Abstract This research paper aims in analysing the awareness metrics of agricultural credit schemes in Orathanadu taluk of Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu, India. Agriculture being the backbone of Indian Economy and livelihood for 60% of population in India. Farmers face various issues unresolved in terms of financial inclusion and credit supply. Government stretching its arm to raise the standard of people through various credit schemes and policies but the situation remain stand still due to lack of knowledge and awareness among farmers. Agriculture credit to farmers is mandate in all scenario and all sphere of cultivation and farming to meet daily working capital requirements. Farmers are often distress due to unavailable timely credits. The availability of credit to farmers is highly lacking due to less awareness about the schemes and less outreach among the farmers. Since the country is of high range population reaching out to individual farmers and backward areas is challengi...

Adaptation of Digital and Physical Innovation in Agriculture with Special Reference to Academicians

  Abstract:   Change is permanent in any area of business and every other sector. Digital transformations in agriculture sector stimulate to the growth and development in agriculture and to the economy at large. Digital innovation in agriculture is an inevitable concept to attain maximum output and yield that reduces the loss arising out of poor cultivation techniques. In India agriculture provides livelihood for about 60% of the population, among this population majority of them are small-scale farmers of which agriculture subsidies are majorly used by large-scale and medium-scale farmer. The unequal distribution of subsidies to farmer is one of the major causes for farmer’s suicides in India which recorded for at least 10 per day as of 2017 and 2018 record. This situation can be combated by proper distribution of subsidy and by shifting cultivation methods and technique in nation at large. Indian farmers can attain profitability, productivity and progress only by adapting to...