Centre for the Study of Policy Research and Social Action, Shimoga-577 201, Karnataka, India.
*Corresponding Author: Bhavana Halanaik, Centre for the Study of Policy Research and Social Action, Shimoga-577 201, Karnataka, India, Email: bhavana.halanaik@gmail.com
Online Published on 22 November, 2022.
Agriculture faces two-fold predispositions, both from the i.) production front and ii.) post-production. There are never-ending production challenges to farmers’ income and these challenges are divided into three sub categories as land, labor and capital. The two Agro-Climatic Zones (EDZ) of Karnataka have been selected through a multi stage purposive sampling to select the households. A household survey was conducted in eight revenue villages in the year 2018–2019. A total of 306 households have been surveyed to document the qualitative and quantitative parameters on how to either double or to stabilise the farmers income in Indian agricultural systems.
Capital, Income, Labour, Land
