Analysis of production and marketing problems of sugarcane in Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar-Pradesh

By:

RAJVEER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U. 1988Edition: Economics and Sociology COBHDescription: 87, 4LSubject(s):

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T 338.173.61 R14A

Summary: The marketable surplus of sugarcane with small, medium and large holdings was about 68,171 and 385 tonnes respectively The total expenditure on the incentives given to the farmers in the selected mill areas was 25.63 lakhs of rupees in 1985-86 The problem

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The marketable surplus of sugarcane with small, medium and large holdings was about 68,171 and 385 tonnes respectively The total expenditure on the incentives given to the farmers in the selected mill areas was 25.63 lakhs of rupees in 1985-86 The problem

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