UPMSP Int Agricultural Economics case studies
UPMSP Int Agricultural Economics · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The UPMSP Intermediate Agricultural Economics paper is one subject within the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad's Class 12 Agriculture stream, taken by students who have chosen the agriculture group rather than a purely science or commerce combination. It suits candidates who intend to go on to B.Sc. The UPMSP Int Agricultural Economics case studies are 5 cases and about 4,405 words.
1Choosing the Nitrogen Dose on a Bulandshahr Wheat Field
Ramesh Singh farms 2.0 ha of irrigated wheat in Bulandshahr district, Uttar Pradesh. Last rabi the block extension officer ran a nitrogen trial on his field, holding all other inputs constant: 0 kg N/ha gave 25 quintals, 40 kg gave 32, 80 kg gave 37, 120 kg gave 40, 160 kg gave 41 and 200 kg gave 40 quintals per hectare.
939 words, about 5 min2Lease or Not: Paddy-Wheat versus Sugarcane in Shahjahanpur
Sunita Devi owns 3.0 ha in Shahjahanpur and has been offered 2.0 ha on a one-year lease at ₹40,000 per hectare, payable in advance before sowing. She has ₹1.20 lakh of own working capital and can borrow the rest at 11 per cent per annum.
966 words, about 5 min3A Potato Glut: Elasticity, Storage or Contract in Farrukhabad
Potato growers in Farrukhabad have had a record rabi. District output is about 25 per cent above last year and the wholesale price at the cold-store gate has fallen from ₹1,150 to ₹480 per quintal in six weeks.
866 words, about 4 min4Selling Wheat in Etawah: MSP, Moisture and the Local Trader
Anil Kumar has 8 tonnes (80 quintals) of wheat in Etawah, graded fair average quality except that moisture reads 14 per cent against the 12 per cent limit at the procurement centre. The announced minimum support price is ₹2,425 per quintal and the local mandi price is ₹2,080 per quintal.
656 words, about 3 min5A Kisan Credit Card, a Dairy Shed and a Defaulted Crop Loan in Bahraich
Geeta Devi cultivates 1.6 ha of irrigated land in Bahraich, half under paddy and half under wheat. Her bank's scale of finance is ₹42,000 per hectare for kharif paddy and ₹30,000 per hectare for rabi wheat, and the branch is willing to lend 80 per cent of the scale of finance for each season, sanctioning a limit based on the higher of the two seasonal requirements.
978 words, about 5 min