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A detailed discussion of the 18 crops under study—trends in area, produciton and yields—is given in this chapter based on the district level secondary data. Farmers’ explanation for deciding to grow more of a certain crops or giving up the cultivation of certain crops is also given. The risks associated with each crop is calculated and compared with other sample districts as well as with leading nations for these crops. Efficiency of agriculture for the sample regions is reflected by such analysis.
This chapter is based on the research reports for different districts written by 11 BTech students: Kheda: Valay Vaidya, Anand: Kartikaya Chaturvedi, Surat: Divyesh Chaudhary, Jodhpur: Amit Aseri, Sabarkantha: Rahul Gajjar, Simla: Vivek Kumar Bodh, Indore: Parth Dave, Junagadh: Sandip Ravaliya, Goa: Shashank Singh, Valsad: Saurabh Gunavat, East Godavari: Sai Mithra.
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There was an outlier in the data for the year 2010–11 (the yields were shown to be almost double than the average) that has been removed.
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Parikh, A. (2017). Examining Fluctuations: Analysis of District Level Data. In: Risks in Agriculture. SpringerBriefs in Economics. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6271-1_3
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