problems faced by farmers in India?

Answer 1

1.Heat waves.
2. Heavy rain/Flood.
3. Drought.
4. Soil erosion.
5. low price.
6. dew.
7. lack of electricity.
8. illiteracy.
9. Divorce/dowry.
10. piles.

Answer 2

The Nehruvian economic policies totally neglected farm sector and farmers were the worst victims of controlled economy. Even economic reforms limited to corporate sector and could not reach the farm sector. The major problem is there was no marketing and remunerate price.

Manmohan Singh and his team satisfying with sensex hype, but ignoring the stagnation in agricultural productivity, negative growth and agriculture become uneconomic. Unless this sector made profitable, our country can not develop in real terms. It may be recalled that the BPL numer static at 30 per cent since last three decades, inspite of claims of India emerging as fourth largest economyh in the world.

Answer 3

there are many problems but i Will tell you a few that i know about.
a) I think that the famines they really drive the farmers nuts and most of them die because they have no food for themselves.
b) Heavy rains also create a huge problem for the farmers.
c) Not much of technology for the farmers.
d) To many fertilisers are used due to the vast number of insects.

Answer 4

Main problem is total neglect by state and central government of the welfare of farmers who are back bone of our nation.
There are hardly a few of the politicians who know any thing about farming.I doubt even our finance minister may not be knowing much about farmers plight. Unless they are saved from money lending hyenas the nation will reap its penalty.

Answer 5

problems faced by the farmers are plenty. weather conditions, lack of good equipment, lack of infrastructure, lack of proper knowledge of pesticides, manures, fertilisers, exploitation by middle men & landlords, disrupted water & power supply, health hazards are just to name a few of them.

Answer 6

uncertainity of monsoon
mismanagement of water resources
marketing and transporting problems
lack of direct contact between the consumer and the producing farmer.
interference of middlemen and their muscle and political power.