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Traditional occupations in India - Agriculture

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Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,input-cost,marginal-farmer,decision-making
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  1. Comparing cost, expected yield and market price
  2. Buying all costly inputs without planning
  3. Completely stopping sowing
  4. Treating storage as a substitute for production
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,groundwater,irrigation-cost,crop-choice
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  1. Market fees automatically reduce
  2. Irrigation cost rises and crop choices become limited
  3. Need for livestock ends
  4. Colour of produce changes
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,nutrient-cycle,livestock,soil-fertility
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  1. Farm size automatically increases
  2. Farmer no longer needs a market
  3. Manure can provide organic nutrition to soil
  4. All pests always disappear
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,hailstorm,disaster-recovery,crop-insurance
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  1. Taking no action after blaming weather
  2. Selling all tools and quitting farming
  3. Sowing the same crop next season without planning
  4. Working on insurance claim, alternative income and resowing plan
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,women,post-harvest,value-chain
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  1. Their skills, wages and enterprise opportunities can get proper value
  2. Selling crops in the field stops
  3. Irrigation automatically increases
  4. Land boundaries disappear
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,machine-rental,cost-saving,small-farmer
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  1. When the machine is used for a short time and purchase cost is high
  2. When crops need no equipment at all
  3. When the farmer wants to stay away from market
  4. When land ownership has to change
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,soil salinity,crop productivity,farm livelihood,land reclamation,soil degradation
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  1. The need for irrigation water ends completely
  2. Crop productivity increases and cultivation costs decrease
  3. Crop productivity declines and land-reclamation costs may rise
  4. The time needed to reach the market decreases automatically
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,seed-variety,adaptability,yield
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  1. Only seed colour
  2. Only name popularity
  3. Only neighbour preference
  4. Yield potential, local adaptability and risk tolerance
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,water-sharing,community-management,irrigation
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  1. Clear water-sharing rules and community monitoring
  2. Letting every farmer take water without rules
  3. Declaring the pond as private property
  4. Ignoring the crop calendar
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,direct-marketing,consumer,management
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  1. Need for growing crops ends
  2. Managing transport, packing and regular access to customers
  3. Soil testing becoming prohibited
  4. Water requirement becoming zero
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,asset-diversification,livelihood-security,household
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  1. Putting all capital into only one crop
  2. Spending all savings without planning
  3. Creating a balanced base of land, livestock, tools and small savings
  4. Not keeping production records
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,tenant-farmer,institutional-credit,land-records
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  1. Because crop never matures
  2. Because banks only check weather
  3. Because market does not recognise the farmer
  4. Because land documents or valid security proof may be limited
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,warehouse-receipt,storage,credit
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  1. It can help delay immediate sale and obtain credit against stored produce
  2. It grows crops without fields
  3. It closes markets
  4. It always removes pests
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,pesticide-use,health,cost
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  1. Only farm size increases
  2. Health harm and higher production cost
  3. Weather forecast becomes accurate
  4. Livestock value always falls
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,women-labour,wage-gap,labour-market
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  1. Crop height being low
  2. Market fee being high
  3. Gendered undervaluation of work and weak bargaining power
  4. More irrigation tools being available
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,cropping-intensity,resource-management,soil-water
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  1. Sowing the same crop in every season
  2. Hiding distance from market
  3. Ignoring family labour
  4. Managing extra pressure on soil, water and nutrients
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,road-connectivity,infrastructure,market-access
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  1. Access to inputs, services and markets improves
  2. Soil fertility automatically doubles
  3. Harvesting is no longer needed
  4. Loan interest becomes zero
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,food-processing,enterprise-failure,market-plan
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  1. Lack of stable raw material supply and market plan
  2. Crops growing in fields
  3. Rural people consuming food
  4. Soil testing being done
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,extension-advice,local-testing,adaptation
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  1. Land records improving
  2. Technology may not match local soil, water or market conditions
  3. Crop colour becoming attractive
  4. Household food increasing
Hard · Level 9 · agriculture,drainage,waterlogging,yield-loss
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  1. Market price always increasing
  2. Sale time becoming fixed
  3. Root damage and yield loss due to waterlogging
  4. Market crowd decreasing