PROBLEMS THAT FARMERS FACE BUT WE CAN SOLVE

Due to interlocked markets, farmers are forced to sell to those middlemen who they have borrowed money from, starting off a vicious circle of exploitation in times of distress sales. Buyers make a large income from informal lending.

Problems of agricultural marketing in India includes too many intermediates, defective weight and scale, illiteracy and lack of unity, lack of storage, transportation facilities, lack of financial resources, lack of organized marketing system, lack of standardization, lack of awareness of market, distress sale, corrupt policies of mandi, lack of market intelligence, poor quality of product and market news etc. Eliminating middle men, storage facility, freedom from money lenders, adequate transportation facility etc. are some problems we can solve.