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Source: Handbook on Indian economy, Reserve Bank of India, 2014-2015 Agriculture Credit Supply and Agriculture Development in India Table 1.1 important in determining the efficiency of agriculture through crop loan. level of agriculture output. In fact, both level and quality of irrigation are Farm size wise selection of farmers from each village is per below, At the 3 stage, 20 farmers were selected from each village based on farmers 4 from each village, small, semi-medium and medium and big farmers jillages of sangola taluka. Thus total numbers of sample farmers from thes: Land which were taken up for cultivation but have been temporarily put increased by 0.12 percent during the period of 2000-03 to 2010-2013. due to abject poverty of the cultivators, inadequate supply of water, silting of! canals and rivers etc are treated as other fallow land. The total fallow land ir Source :http://mahaagri.gov.in/level3detaildisp.aspx?id=6 &subid=11&sub2id=1(¢ nelodedon 16/06/2015) Note: 1. figures in parenthesis on shows percentage to gross cropped area 2. Area under sugarcane shows actual area. by 165.73 percent during the period of 2000-03 to 2010-13. Source: Socio- economic Solapur report of Solapur District, 201: Note: figure in parenthesis shows percentage to Total Electricity consumption for agricultural in Solapur (In 000 kg/WH) Electricity consumption for agricultural in Solapur (In 000 kg/WH) 3.7 Pattern of Land Holdings in Solapur Source: Census of India 2011/Solapur District report-B Note: figure in parenthesis shows percentage to Total Table 3.12 shows the progress of bank branches expansion in Solapur Source: State level banker committee, Pune-2015. District during the period for 2000-01 to 2013-2014. The number of banl 3.9.3 Growth in Advances by Various Banks in Solapur District Table No. 3.14 Percentage of Priority Sector Lending In total Advances 2014 3.9.5 Agriculture Advance 2014 Source: lead bank scheme, Solapur District 2006 to 2014 percent) in Solapur district. Graph No.3.4 Source: lead bank scheme, Solapur District 2006 to 2014 great importance for agriculture development. Percentage of Agriculture Advance in Priority Sector Lending VOUFCE. Dds€Q OF FHIMAry survey Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Age Wise Classification of the Farmers farmers had post graduate level education in the study area. Educational Status of the Farmers Table No.4.2 PaDie NO.4.5 Agricultural Training Housing Facilities with the Farmers Main Income Source of the Farmers Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Annual Income of the Farmers SEE EINE OP ESSN Ee aE ET See ASME « AeRTRORRS GS PRES UROS SAS reat Note: figures in parenthesis shows average size of land Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total 2ource: based on Frimary survey. Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Table No.4.13 Interest in farming Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total 11 percent farmers were like farming due to good future to the farming. GIUUECOS. VASEU VITETTITIGy YUulVvey. Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Source: Based on Primary Survey. Source: Based on Primary Survey. Source: Based on Primary Survey. a SS we 8 re ee 1.22 Adequacy of Loan Amount Demand Supply Gap SEN we eee er Re Fee, Se Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Adequacy of Loan Amount 4.24 Rate of Interest on Crop Loan Interest Rate on Loans VUUELOS. VASSU VII TTIHTIGLy YUulVvey. Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Time Consuming Process in Loan Passing Problems in Accessing Crop Loan Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Loan History of Last Five Year Sources of Loan Source: Based on Primary Survey. Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to tota tee iti iad Jote: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total! 5.2 Crop Loan Repayment 5.3 Crop Loan Utilized For Main Purpose Utilization of crop loan is normally examined in the context of the used. The difference between these two indicates the extent of miss-utilization taluka. given table no 5.5. Source: Based on Primary Survey. armers in Mangalwedha taluka. Percent Share of Main Crops in the Study Area Table 5.7 Impact on Production Pattern Source: Based on Primary Survey. Source: Based on Primary Survey. 5.12 Impact on Access of Information farmers in study area was decline by 64.45 percent after availing the crop loans Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage of each Ways to total sample 200 role in providing some information to the farmers. magazine (56.5 percent) and radio (56.5 percent) were also playing important shows that, after having crop loan the access of information from agriculture information to 60 percent farmers in the study area. Moreover the source o 5.13 Impact on Consumption of Various Amenities 5.14 Impact on Modernization of Agriculture Consumption of Various Amenities After availing crop loan to the farmers the use chemical fertilizers wa: and bio fertilizers (37 percent) was comparatively less in study area. are the indicators considered for modernization of agriculture. Source Wise Debt Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total Source Wise Average Amount of Debi Table 5.17 Note: figures in parenthesis shows percentage to total 5.26 percent) are the less important causes of debt in study area. ama: & Ba Aiedt aaeite savara Asa FT Higdra at Hed Belkan Adl HA Asa.
