A SYNOPSIS ON

CONTRACT FARMING
SUBMITTED IN PARTAIL FUFILLMENT OF DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (2011-2013)

Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur
Supervised by Submitted by

Dr.(Mrs.) Meeta Nihalani

MBA, Ph.d.

Ashok Kumar Meena

MBA(Semester 1st)

INTRODUCTION
Contract farming is a type of farming where in the industry or perspective buyer enters into a contract which the farmer and promises to by the farmers produce act pre-negotiated price conditions. Besides, the buyer agrees to supply the required farm input at the required time. In this process farmers are assured of an established market and a fixed price for their produce the. Buyers would be able to procure the produce of a specified quality at much cheaper rate. Thus, under contract farming, contractor supplies all input required cultivation, while farmer supplies land and labor. Its a role for the private sector in agriculture development. The farmers perspective, contract farming provides stable market access , credits, extensions services, infrastructure and other benefits, but has drawbacks such as limiting the flexibility of farming and marketing . This study provides empirical evidence that contract farming of safe food remote areas where land is less contaminated could be an effective private sector led poverty reduction strategy. However since contract faming in this case is note inclusive of the poorest farmers. Contract farming is defined as a system of production and supply of agriculture /horticultural produce under forward contract between producers / suppliers and buyers . the essence of such as arrangement is the commitment of the producer to provide an agricultural commodity or a certain type at a time and a price and in a quantity required by a known in a and commitment buyer. Contract farming usually involves the following basic elements pre-agreed. Price, quality quantity according to the contract, the farmer is required to plant the contractors crop on his lend. End to harvest and deliver to the contractor a quantum of produce based upon anticipated yield. This could be at a pre-agreed price towards these ends. Contractor supplies the farmer with selected input including the required technical advice.

OBJECTIVE
1) Assess wheat farmers performance with and without the contract 2) Identify factor that effect Indian wheat farmer decision to join the contract. 3) Provide a comprehensive between contract wheat farming and non-contract wheat farming.

HYPOTHESIS & ASSUMPTION

H1: - Contract farming give positive impact on farmer. H2: - Contract farming maintains good relationship between farmer and corporate contractor. H3: - Contract farming activities have positive impact on outcome related to farmer.

A1:- Contract farming does not give positive impact on farmer because some men are uneducated. A2:- In contract farming some misunderstanding creates in front of farmer and corporate contractor.

RESEARCH METHODLOGY
Primary data:Primary data will be collected by using survey method, survey conducted will be door to door selected on basis with the help of open and closed end questionnaires of usage a randomly.

Sample Size:100 sample

Area of Research:Jaipur

Sampling Technique:Random

Secondary Data
The sources contain data which have been collected and compiled for detail study the topic. The secondary data was collected from various books, reports, articles, websites and other sources.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
websites www.google.co.in www.yahoo.com www.google-seribd.com www.ncap .res.in www.alabamapoultrybegillar.com BOOK Contract farming in India Author- Rajmanohar TP, kumarvavel KS

CONTENTS
1. Introduction of project 2. Contract farming introduction 3. Corporate advising 4. Research methodology 5. Objectives 6. Advantage of contract farming 7. Conclusion 8. Bibliography