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Opportunities and Trends in the Indian Agriculture Sector
Globus Research, Sep 2006, Pages: 40
The Indian Agriculture sector is the largest sector in the Indian economy contributing 25% to the GDP of the country as well as accounting for 13% of Indias exports.
In the initial years in India, agricultural activity was limited to the production of food grains and a few cash crops such as cotton, sugarcane and jute, but recent years has seen a remarkable shift in the agricultural scene, including increasing diversity in a range of products and greater sophistication with the creation of critical infrastructural facilities like cold storage, refrigerated transportation, packaging, quality control etc. The Indian agriculture sector is now set for a leap with the introduction of new technology like IT and biotechnology.
India’s potential to become a leading player in the agriculture sector is proved by the fact that it already has the makings of one. It is the largest producer of milk, fruits, pulses, cashew nuts, coconuts and tea in the world, second largest producer of rice and wheat in the world, and fourth largest in coarse grains. India is also one of the largest producers of cotton, sugar, sugarcane, peanuts, jute, tea and an assortment of spices. India is poised to become the world’s food basket on the back of a number of Government initiatives and investment opportunities across various areas of agriculture.
This report provides all the useful information required for a busy manager/investor to tap the vast opportunities in the Indian Agriculture Sector.
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