Economic analysis of losses in marketing of wheat in Ludhiana district of Punjab

By:

DUA, Naresh Kumar

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: COBHDescription: 59,14LSubject(s):

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T 338.130.954.5 D80E

Summary: The study indicates that the losses at the small farmers level are very low as against that of medium and large farmers categories and, mechanical handling has significantly an edge over the manual handling. The former result comes from the fact that the

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The study indicates that the losses at the small farmers level are very low as against that of medium and large farmers categories and, mechanical handling has significantly an edge over the manual handling. The former result comes from the fact that the

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