This document discusses the need for agricultural marketing reforms in Bihar, India. It notes that globalization and changing consumer preferences are transforming agricultural markets. A new approach is needed that shifts away from staple crops and focuses on the entire food chain from production to consumption. Public-private partnerships are proposed to improve access to technologies, markets, and address challenges like low productivity and infrastructure issues. Opportunities for partnerships include contract farming, value addition, and developing specialty crops. The roles of the public and private sectors need to be better defined to facilitate partnerships that can benefit farmers and promote agricultural development in Bihar.
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1. Agriculture Marketing Reforms in Bihar, India:
A Paradigm Shift Needed
Dr.K.M.Singh,
Director,
Bihar Agricultural Management & Extension Training Institute, Patna
6th June 2007
Presentation in Meeting of the Steering Group on Agriculture,
State Planning Board, Soochana Bhawan, Patna, Bihar, India
2. Changing Scenario:
Agriculture vis-à-vis Market
Effects of globalization and liberalization
changing the face of the market
Changing consumer interest & preferences
Diversification of food basket
Increased demand for good quality, value
added and processed food products
Competitive market conditions
Raising and stabilizing consumer incomes
Food security improving
Improving sustainable farming systems
3. Need for a new Approach to Marketing
Shift from staples to high value crops
From narrow agricultural focus to broader
policy context – including global impacts
From focus on crop yields to market demands
and incomes
From primary production to entire food chain
From agriculture to overall rural space
From purely public to public-private
partnerships, including community driven
development
4. Domestic International Market
Consumer
Distributor/Retailer Exporters
Imports
Aggregators
Mandis
Farmers
Processors
Brand Marketers
Inadequate information with farmers to plan production– Little or no linkages
with the market
Research system with limited connect with the market
Public actions focused on crisis resolution, not at systemic solution
Private sector focus on articulating problem only a few initiatives to show for.
Consumer
Ploughing ahead …..times have changed
5. Recent trends include:
Specialized & localized production
Market - led Production
Diversification
Use of improved inputs
Uniform quality
Contract and Organic farming
Trends in Agricultural Marketing
6. Marketing of Agricultural Products
Driven by market forces / consumers/ retail
Globalized through international trade
Influenced by new technologies
Subject to stricter regulatory scrutiny
Subject to greater ethical scrutiny
But peoples’ ability to respond to this changing
context differs greatly between regions, nations
and communities
7. New Initiatives in Bihar Agriculture
Repeal of APMC Act provides
opportunities for:
Establishment of Market Yards in private
sector.
Establishment of specialty market.
Contract farming
Value addition and Processing
8. New Initiatives in Bihar Agriculture
Other initiatives include:
National Horticulture Mission for Fruits,
Vegetables, Spices, Flowers & Medicinal &
Aromatic plants
Macro Management for cereals
ISOPOM for pulses, oilseeds & Maize
Establishment of ATMA in all the districts to
bring all stakeholders on one platform and to
promote PPP.
9. Rice, Wheat and Maize
Sugarcane
Fruits and vegetables
Makhana
Litchi
Honey
Dairy products
Select spices
Aromatic oils and Herbs
Bihar’s Strength in Agricultural Sector
10. Some success stories and opportunities
to build in Bihar’s agriculture include:
Makhana processing
Organic rice
Litchi
Exotic vegetables like snow peas
Litchi
Honey
Tea in Eastern Bihar
Aromatic oils- mentha & lemon grass
11. Constraints and challenges
Low productivity, due to low level of technology;
Poor infrastructure in the rural areas;
Unstable production and generally with low quality standards
for export.
Problems in the post-harvesting handling, storage, packaging
and high transaction costs.
Lack of market information systems in the rural areas.
Lack of previous experience in dealing with developed
markets and export procedures.
Limited access to credit for farmers due to high interest rates
at commercial banks; and
No attractive business for commercial banks due to high risk
in agriculture
13. Key factors for partnerships
Each partner must bring something to the
table
Common objective
Value creation for both
Complimentary roles
14. The way forward ……..
Stop depending too much on the
government…
Stop thinking the private sector as
greedy and unreasonable
Combine the efforts of the public,
private sectors and community (civil
society) together to get the best benefits
15. Opportunities for Partnership Exist
Partnerships can improve access to:
New technologies, and tools
New research expertise and infrastructure
Private equity markets; donor funding
New product markets and new customers
New marketing and distribution networks
Synergies through knowledge sharing,
Joint learning,
Economies of Scale,
Resource pooling, and
Cost sharing
16. But there is a confusion on roles!
With changes in the global agri-food
system, the roles of the state, industry,
and society remain contested:
Controversy over ownership of new knowledge
Issues over distribution of benefits and risks
Concerns over lack of pro-poor emphasis
Unease over environmental, social sustainability
Learning from other sectors e.g. the health and
ICT sectors
17. Practical Options
Working together on “how to”
Delivery mechanisms and marketing
Management tools of research and
innovation
Technology collaboration and related issues
Collaboration which could impact rights on
knowledge in public domain
18. Government’s role: Policy environment
Change in mindset
From Regulator to Facilitator
Engage in Partnerships for Skills development &
complementation
Legal Framework
Move to a single window dispensation in spirit &
practice
New legislations be made facilitative rather than
regulatory
Effective IP protection and enforcement across the
board
Multiplicity between centre and states in regulation is
discouraging
19. Partnerships are taking place
Industry wants to focus on national goal of
increasing food production in a sustainable
manner.
Enhanced private R & D investment is feasible
under correct policy environment
An enabling environment is a must
Several examples of partnership already exist
and can be built upon
Industry’s Perspective
20. Benefits of P-P-P to Private Sector
More competitive locally
Expand market for private sector
Allows exports in foreign markets
21. Benefits form public private consortia
Public sector stronger
More money
Research more relevant for industry and farmers
Private knowledge of market
Private germplasm and technology
Private sector benefits from
Technology
Access to knowledge
22. Concept of Corporate involvement
The Corporates should ensure forward and backward
linkages with the farmers to co-ordinate and promote
production and marketing of agriculture produce
Farmer Corporate
Produce quantity and quality as per
requirements of Corporate
Provide support in terms of extension
services, agri-inputs, credits, farm
practices, markets and fixed price
23. Concept of Corporate involvement……
The corporate extension agencies should ensure supply of quality
seeds, extension services, better yields, market access and buy
back price support.
24. Typically contract farming will need
corporate involvement to address...
Identificación of high
yielding alternatives
which give better
returns than paddy-
wheat rotation
Marketing security and
technical assistance in
a multi-crop
programme
Removal of
infrastructural
bottle-necks and
enabling regulatory
framework
Warehouses / Cold storage chain Dryers
Transportation
25. Important Aspects Most Critical Missing Links Potential
Consortium Partners
Consumption
(Safety & Quality)
Marketing
Processing
Production
1. Identification and estimation
of pesticide residues
2. Packaging of the products
1. Demand & supply (domestic
& global) analysis
2. Market intelligence
1. Proper grading &
Standardization
2. Lack of Uniform production
Technology by growers
1. Research on plant protection
2. Research on GAP
Central & State Institutes
Policy Research bodies
like NCAP, NCAER
Private Sector,
Research Institutes
SAU, Private
Partners
Farmers Processors Traders/Exporters Consumers Government
EXAMPLE: VALUE CHAIN ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
KVKs, E-Chaupal,
ATMAs, FOs, PRIs,
KVKs, SHGs
26. Opportunities for Private Sector Investments
Crop Processing Cool
Chain
Export Contract
Farming
Ethanol/
Corn Oil
/Starch
Industry
Modern
Rice Mill
Litchi
Honey
Makhana
Banana
Mango
Maize
Vegetable
Aromatic Rice
Fish
27. Final Words
There’s high potential for Partnerships here in Bihar
due to:
Political stability
Favorable conditions to produce a variety range of
products,
Access to preferential markets
Constraints are being appropriately addressed.
Public-Private Partnerships crucial for success.
Agriculture development, agro-industrialization, creation of
a proper business environment to investment are priorities
to the Governmental program.