An Economic Analysis of Production Marketing and Value Chain of Mango in Banswara District of Rajasthan
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newline The present study entitled An Economic Analysis of Production, Marketing and
newlineValue Chain of Mango in Banswara district of Rajasthan was undertaken to examine
newlinethe growth and instability in the area, production and productivity of mango in India,
newlineRajasthan and Banswara , to estimate cost and returns from mango production in
newlineBanswara district, work out the economic feasibility of investment made in mango
newlinecultivation, identify the major marketing channels and value chain dynamics of the
newlinemango production, and identify the constraints faced by mango growers in the
newlineBanswara district. The Banswara districts of Rajasthan had been selected purposively
newlinefor the present study. Banswara and Sajjangarh Tehsil were purposively selected on the
newlinebasis of highest latest three- years average mango grower orchard. A list of mangoes
newlinegrowing villages in the selected Tehsil was prepared and two villages from each Tehsil
newlinei.e., Banswara and Sajjangarh Tehsil were purposely selected on the basis of highest
newlinecultivated area. Thus, four villages namely Ghalkiya, Motira, Jhamri, Sagwa having
newlinehighest area under mango were finally selected for investigation. A complete
newlineenumeration of all mango orchard growers in each selected village along with their area
newlineunder mango were selected done. In order to have comparative analysis, all mango
newlinegrowers have been categorized into three groups viz., Group First 1-6 years, Group
newlineSecond 7-12 years and Group Third above 12 years on the basis of age of orchard
newlineestablishment. Under each group, an equal number of orchard growers i.e., 2 orchard
newlinegrowers were selected randomly from selected villages. Thus, from two Tehsil and 4
newlinevillages 24 mango orchard grower were selected randomly. In all, 24 mango growers
newlinewere selected for the present study. Both primary and secondary data were used in the
newlinestudy. The secondary data of area, production and productivity of mango were collected
newlinefrom Directorate of Economics and Farmer Welfare and National Horticulture Mission
newlinefor 12 years from