Agricultural policy
By xritesh933
@xritesh933 (47)
India
March 5, 2010 12:10pm CST
Agricultural policy describes a set of law relating to domestic agricultural and imports of foreign agricultural products. Government usually implement agricultural policy with the goal achieving a specific outcome in the domestic agricultural market product.
5 responses
@pankaj_taura (243)
• India
13 Mar 10
India is land of agriculture country.it is good for domestic agriculture.
@rahul_singh (236)
• India
10 Mar 10
agricultural policy is very food for farmer and its will product increase of our country.
@umit_umit (1984)
• India
9 Mar 10
Agricultural Policy usually seeks with the policies to actualise the vast untapped growth potential of Indian agriculture, strengthen the rural infra structure , to support faster agricultureal growth of the agro business, create employment in rural area, to provide better living place to the farmers and there family,discourage migration to urban areas and to face the challenges arising out of economic liberization and globalisation
@Saaraneetu143 (25)
• India
9 Mar 10
Its a reality that agriculture,is like a back of indian economy,as per the policy its like importing the product out of the country,and instead of that we take new process and modern methods to make it much better and much productive......
