A study on producer surplus of major pulses growers in Azamgarh District of Uttar Pradesh

Abstract

Pulse is important to enable food and nutrition security, and the potential for income and employment generation. It can increase the excess strength for the type that is optimal for food grain production systems. Impulse production and marketing took place in Azamgarh District, taking into account the importance of pulses and the importance of research. A sample of 100 farmers belonging to the size of Marginal, Small and Medium size retention were drawn from five villages of Thekma block, randomly, with intentional proportionality. Primary and secondary data were collected from block and district office using personal interview methods with the help of prepared schedules. Tabular and functional analyses were performed to analyse the data and results presentation. The study area had three channels, which were taken over by the disposal of marketable surplus. Under all of this channel, it is the most efficient because of its marketing satisfaction, and it is the lowest for channel IIIrd. However, the total amount disposed of by Channel IIIrd was the highest and the total amount of channels was the lowest.