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Impact of farmers producer's organisation on Indian farmers life

Impact of farmers producer's organisation on Indian farmers life

Farmer producer's organisation is a concept where like-minded people among farmers was grouped together to form FPO's through which they can not only sell their products easily to final consumers but also they earn additional income compared to sell products on their own.

In India, most of the farmers are small and marginal farmers which means they are having landholdings of 1-2 ha. They are growing crops in small piece of land seasonally, for selling their raw products they want to bring their products to mandis.It incurs additional costs for transportation and others. Instead of transport their products on their own, some farmers grouped together to transport their crops to centre, it will reduce their expenses and save little amount to farmers. The concept of FPO begins here, now a day farmers not only sell their raw products but also they are processing their grown products according to FSSAI guidelines and sell those processed products through farmers producer's organisation as a brand. It will reduce the middleman who earning more than farmer by involving negotiation with farmers and also farmers are getting additional benifits by selling products through FPO.

Farmer producer's organisation concept become intense from 2014 onwards, because government are promoting to form more FPO's. Now a days, FPO's  are producing lot of items like coconut sugar, Groundnut oil, banana chips etc. Recently central government announced to form 10000 FPO's because it generates employment opportunities and additional income support to farmers and  rural people through which they can improve their standard of living and also ministry of agriculture and farmer's welfare announced some features is being included in e-NAM that is FPO trading module through which FPO will upload pictures and quality parameters of their products which facilitates online distance bidding from collection centre, which provides opportunities for farmers to trade their products to some other part of the country through online amid lockdown due to deadly corona virus.

The government efforts to form more number of FPO is mainly for welfare of farmers.Through FPO, farmers can gets extra income and  farmers can become entrepreneurs as well.

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