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This document discusses indexes of agricultural production in India. It begins by introducing the need for agricultural indexes to study trends over time in areas like production, yields, prices, etc. It then describes the different types of agricultural production indexes used in India, such as those produced by the Ministry of Agriculture and Reserve Bank of India. The document provides an example of calculating an index of food grain production using data on production quantities. It also outlines some common uses of agricultural indexes, such as for crop insurance, evaluating production and prices, and analyzing changes in the agricultural sector.
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- 1. INDEX OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRESENTED BY :- HIRAL ANGHAN ROLL NO :-01
- 2. Contents • Introduction • Types of index of Agricultural production. • Example • Uses of Agricultural index. • References
- 3. Introduction • Index Numbers in Agriculture are required in order to study the trends over time in respect of area, yield, production, productivity, prices, etc. and for studying the comparative picture of the performance of agricultural sector.
- 4. Types of Index of Agricultural Production • Ministry of Agriculture Series • Reserve Bank of India Index. • Food and Agricultural Organisation Index.
- 5. • The base year for the present series of “Index of Area, Production and Yield in Agriculture” is must be such as to be in harmony with the other series of indices such as Index of Industrial Production, Wholesale Price Index and other series of National Accounts Statistics. • The index numbers constructed by the Ministry of Agriculture can be grouped into two broad categories: • (a) Index Numbers of Area, Production and Yield, and (b) Index Numbers of Terms of Trade between Agricultural and Non-agricultural Sectors.
- 6. Index Numbers of Area, Production and Yield • Food grains • Cereals: Rice, Wheat, Jowar, Bajra, Maize, Ragi, Barley and Small Millets. • Pulses: Gram, Tur and other pulses.
- 7. • Non-food grains • Oilseeds: Groundnut, Sesamum, Rapeseed and Mustard, Linseed, Castorseed, Safflower, Nigerseed, Soyabean, Sunflower, Coconut and Cottonseed. • Fibres: Cotton, Jute, Mesta and Sannhemp • Plantation crops: Tea, Coffee and Rubber. • Condiments and Spices: Pepper, Ginger, Garlic, Chillies, Turmeric, Arecanut, Coriander, and Cardamom. • Fruits and Vegetables: Potato, Onion, Banana, Cashewnut, Tapioca and Sweet Potato. • Other Crops: Sugarcane, Tobacco and Guarseed
- 8. Example • Calculate Index Numbers of foodgrains production for the year 1980-81 with base year 1979-80=100 from the following data.
- 9. Production (million tonnes) 1979-80 1980-81 Rice 34 42 53 Wheat 12 29 32 Jowar 5 11 12 Bajra 3 6 5 Other cereals 6 11 12 Pulses 10 10 11
- 10. Calculations for food-grains production indices Productions (million tonnes) Weighted production Food-grains Weight (w) 1979-80 q0 1980-81 q1 q0w q1w Rise 34 42 53 1428 1802 Wheat 12 29 32 348 384 Jowar 5 11 12 55 60 Bajra 3 6 5 18 15 Other cereals 6 1 12 66 72 pulses 10 10 11 100 110 =2015 =2443
- 11. • Qo1k = (Σq1w/ Σq0w) x 100 = (2443/2015) x 100 = 121.2 Hence, indices of foodgrains production for the year 1980-81 is 121.2
- 12. Uses of Agricultural Index • Corp insurance • For Government Policy • Survey, Research & Education • Evaluation of production, Price & Consumption. • Problem & Solution for price stability • Administrative Data (imports & exports) • Change and trend of agricultural sector.
- 13. REFERNECES:- • BOOKS:- – Fundamental of Applied statistics • WEBIOGRAPHY:- – Ministry of Statistics and programme Implementation.(MOSPI)