Marketable Surplus and Market Dependence- A Millet Region of Maharashtra

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Review Of Agriculture

M V Nadkarni

Vol. 15, Issue No. 13, 29 Mar, 1980

Marketable Surplus and Market Dependence- A Millet Region of Maharashtra

Vol. 15, Issue No. 13, 29 Mar, 1980

Review Of Agriculture

M V Nadkarni

A Millet Region of Maharashtra M V Nadkarni A study of the behaviour of marketable surplus of foodgrains can help in designing a system of procurement and public distribution. The present study, thus intended, is based on a cross-section analysis of farm management data of a millet-dominated region, in which interestingly enough wheat assumes the role of a cash crop.

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