Kurukshetra, Volume 12; Volumes 14-151966 - Community development |
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Page 13
CROP insurance is a catching idea as the scheme envisages certain benefits to the agriculturists . About 10 years ago , while adressing the insurance agents at Patna , I myself had occasion to refer to crop insurance to be introduced in ...
CROP insurance is a catching idea as the scheme envisages certain benefits to the agriculturists . About 10 years ago , while adressing the insurance agents at Patna , I myself had occasion to refer to crop insurance to be introduced in ...
Page 14
The scheme covers some main crops , but not all the crops , and against risk caused by fire , wind , hail , frost and ... Our neighbour Ceylon has introduced crop insurance for paddy - indemnifying only up to 15 % of the insurance ...
The scheme covers some main crops , but not all the crops , and against risk caused by fire , wind , hail , frost and ... Our neighbour Ceylon has introduced crop insurance for paddy - indemnifying only up to 15 % of the insurance ...
Page 16
Except a few crops the crop season is generally less than six months . Thus the period of loan is reduced hardly to six months . Moreover , no fresh loan is given to the member till the next cropping season begins and this leaves a ...
Except a few crops the crop season is generally less than six months . Thus the period of loan is reduced hardly to six months . Moreover , no fresh loan is given to the member till the next cropping season begins and this leaves a ...
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| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 12; Volumes 14-15 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development and Cooperation |
| Published | 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Feb 2007 |
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