Agricultural industry

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AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY
SUBMITTED BY—
RITU MISHRA
UNNATI NIGAM

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contents
•Introduction
•Company’s turnover
•Current status of industry..
•Swot analysis
•Future forecast

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INTRODUCTION
•Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy and prosperity
if Agriculture can largely stand for the prosperity of the Indian
Economy.
•Agriculture refers to all those activities which are related to
cultivation of land for the production of Crops-Food and
crops-like a Jute and Cotton production..
•To maintain ecological balance there must be balanced and
sustainable development of Agricultures and sectors..
•The 11 five years plan(2008-2014)emphasizes that Agriculture
development is necessary for rapid Economic Development of
the country..

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Indian Agriculture-some facts
•Contribution to 14% of
GDP..
•Contributes to1/6
th
part of
Export Earnings.
•Provides Foods to 1 billion
people.
•Produce 51 Major Crops..
•Provides Raw material to
industries.

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Companies turnover
•ITC INDIA 8.31 BILLION
•MONSANTO INDIA 48.5 BILLION
•ADVANTA INDIA 35 BILLION
•BASANT AGRO TECH 64.5 BILLION
•NATIONAL AGRO
INDUSTRY 63.64 CRORES

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CURRENT STATUS
worth
•India’s GDP of Agriculture is 18%, Financials is 18%,
Transport is 7%, Manufacturing is 13%, Trade 17%,
Constructions is 8%,Power is 2%,Mining is 2% and Other
services are 15%.
•It provides the food grainestoffed the large population of over
1.2 billion..and supply the Raw material to many industries..

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Economy impact
•GDP growth 7.4%(2013-14)
•Growth Rate in Production 5.7%..
•Exports Agriculture
products,Engineering
goods,Textiles,Chemicals,Ores
and Transporataion parts..
•Import crude oil,gold Engineering
Goods,chemicals,plastics,coal,iro
n n steel,vegetable oil etc.
•Contribute 21% of total exports
and Raw material supplies..

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9. More challenges
•Agriculture will face challenging situations on demand and
supply,Economic Equity,Energy,Employment,Climate and
Supply Dynamics..
•Lack of Mechanisation..
•Agriculture Marketing..
•Soil Erosion..
•Scarcity of Capital..
•Seeds.
•Fertilizers and Biocides..
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Government guidelines
•Rashtriya swasthaya Bima
yojna..
•Indira Awaas yojna..
•Pradhan mantri gram sadak
yojna..
•Rashtriya Krishi Vikas
Yojana
•Pradhan mantri aadarsh
gram yojna..

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STRENGTH
•Rich bio diversity—46000 plants species and 86000
species of animal recorded..
•Arable land—428 millions acres cultivable land..
•Climate is suitable for Agriculture..
•Strong and well dispersed research and extension
system..
•Almost 60% of Indian land comprises of Agriculture
land..

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WEAKNESS
•Fragmented lands—division of lands through
generations lowers profit margins for farmers..
•Illeteracy—important seeds,approach to
moneylanders than to bank for loans..
•Lack of Technological inputs—bullock farming still
prevailing..
•Poor Infrastruture—unavailability of modern
activities to some farmers..

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OPPORTUNITIES
•Exports—developing of free trade agreements between India
and other countries..
•Agro-based Industry—machineries for Agriculture..,
pesticides and insectisides Manufacturing Industries.
•Agriculture education..
•Expand operations to include Planting and Harvesting..
•Expanding International Market levels..

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THREATS
•Unsustainable resource use—lands gifted with Fertility not
utilized due to zamindari system..
•Unsustainable Regional Development—regions close to
developed cities are only focused for development..
•Low Productivity..
•Change in the Government Policies..
•Production of Inferior quality of Crops…

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FUTURE FORECAST
•Human Resource
Development..
•Trade and Export
Promotion.
•Agricuture Growth..
•Focus on Technology
Vision 2035 exercise is on
how India will feed in future
and what the need to
produce more food from its
Natural Resources..

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MAJOR CROPS

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MAJOR CROPS OF AGRICULTURE
•Rice 94.1 millions tones
•Wheat 74.8 million tones
•Pulses 219.3 million tones
•Oilseeds 340.3 million tones
•Food grains 27.2 million tones

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INDIAN AGRICUTURE PICS

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