Vision and Mission of aggro-environment development for Great Golden India :- National government policies can significantly change the economic marketplace for agricultural products, in the form of taxation, subsidies, tariffs and other measures. Since at least the 1960s, a combination of import/export restrictions, exchange and subsidies have affected farmers in both the developing and developed world. In the 1980s, it was clear that non-subsidized farmers in developing countries were experiencing adverse affects from national policies that created artificially low global prices for farm products. Between the mid-1980s and the early 2000s, several international agreements were put into place that limited agricultural tariffs, subsidies and other trade restrictions. However, as of 2009, there was still a significant amount of policy-driven distortion in global agricultural product prices. The three agricultural products with the greatest amount of trade distortion were sugar, milk and rice, mainly due to taxation. Among the oil seeds, sesame had the greatest amount of taxation, but overall, feed grains and oil seeds had much lower levels of taxation than livestock products. Since the 1980s, policy-driven distortions have seen a greater decrease among livestock products than crops during the worldwide reforms in agricultural policy. Despite this progress, certain crops, such as cotton, still see subsidies in developed countries artificially deflating global prices, causing hardship in developing countries with non-subsidized farmers. The quality affects the price the producer receives. The master plan of developing our country should begin with aggro development policies. Government has to implement a war-front action must for it. Under the ministry of agriculture, government should unite all aggro related department and environmental departments together, henceforth the departments should give status as equal to our ministry of defense. In our country, government should take over all agricultural lands and do agriculture under the central ministry of agricultural and environment ministry. The Ministry should create and implement such policies that, land owners and farmers should get maximum benefit. Only with this kind of Eco friendly agricultural policies can develop our rural Bharath. Only these development attitudes can balance our rural and urban developments …
Posted on: Wed, 21 May 2014 06:42:53 +0000
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