“IMPACT OF GRAPE FARMING ON EMPLOYMENT GENERATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF

AGRICULTURIST WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GRAPE FARMERS IN NASIK DISTRICT

”

4th & 5th Six Monthly Progress Report Presentation

(24th Aug 2019 to 23rd Feb 2020 & 24th Feb 2020 to 23rd Aug 2020)

By
Ms. Brototi Mistri

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

Dr. B.M.Londhe
(Director Ph.D. Management, Sangamner )
MPM, MCM, MBA (HR)
MBA (Marketing)
Amrutvahini IOM & BA, Sangamner
 Outline of Presentation

01st 04th Six Monthly Progress Report Presentation

Batch - ( 24th Aug 2019 to 23rd Feb 2020)
01st 05th Six Monthly Progress Report Presentation
Batch - (24th Feb 2020 to 23rd Aug 2020)
 Outline of Presentation in 4th progress Report
Review of Literature:
Research paper (National): 05
Research paper (International): 03
Thesis referred: 3
Reports: 2
Secondary Data Collection:
International Crop Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics
(ICRIST) Report on “Digital Agriculture Pathway to
Prosperity” published in 2018.
Survey on “Recent Developments in Indian Agriculture” by
Suresh Pal, Michael Rahija, and Nienke Beintema in 2012.
Paper Publication: 1 Research Papers published newly
Research Methodology:
Sample Size is finalized as 550
Simple Random Sampling Method is selected for data
collection.
Status of Questionnaire: Prepared and approved by my
Guide. (total 76 questions English and Marathi)
Data Collection: 110 Respondents covered at present, work
in progress for rest.
Pilot Survey: Pilot Survey of 10 Farmers conducted and
inputs submitted to Guide in the form of experiences,
interactions etc.
 Outline of Presentation in 5th progress Report

Research Methodology: Secondary Data Collection:

Chapterization is in progress Report by Taylor and Francis (1995) on Agroecology: The Science of Sustainable Agriculture.
Newspaper articles relevant to present study referred and inputs added in Review of Literature
Expert Interview of Mr. Vilas Shinde on “Guidance to Grape Farmers - How to Survive in Corona Crisis?”

Data Collection: Present Status Paper Publication: 2ND Research Papers published newly in UGC-CARE listed Journal.
200 Respondents covered at present, Research Paper 2: The Role of HR Analytics of an Sustainable development of an organization (National
work in progress for rest. Conference held dated 17th Jan 2020, Sinhgad Business School , Paper published in Journal UGC Care )
Total data collection reached up to 296 at
present out of 577.
Constraints experienced in Data
Collection of Farmers:
Heavy rainfall in last quarter of 2019
Corona crisis – Social Distancing Norms
Farmers hesitating to respond due to
infection chances
Conversion of data from Marathi to
English- Time consuming
 Review of Literature: New Additions Research Papers (National Publication )

Title Author Publi. Year Points Covered

1 A Study on Employment Sudhakar, P., Kumar, N.B.K. 2012 Employment Generation Trends, Share of
Trends in India & Padmavathi, A. Public and Private Sector in Employment
Generation in India. The public
sector employment has declined while
private sector increased. More opportunities
in unorganized sector on contractual,
seasonal basis.
2 Intelligent Water Management Balakrishna K, Aishwarya B 2019 Agriculture is the most important sector in
in Farming through the IoT T, Anjitha H S, Chaithra D the Indian Economy. It accounts for 18% of
and Venkataramana K. India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and
provides employment to 50% of the
countries workforce. A Use of sensor-based
automated irrigation system. Per Drop, More
Crops
3 Evaluating Farmers’ Access to Parmar, I.S., Soni, P., 2019 The role of ICT in enhancing the farmers’
Agricultural Kuwornu, J. K. & , Salin, K.R. access to production and marketing
Information: Evidence from information in western Rajasthan
Semi-Arid Region of State in India. Primary data was collected from
Rajasthan State, India 133 farmers consisting of 71 ICT users and 62
Non-ICT
users through questionnaire administration.
4 Innovations spearheading the Ganguly, K. Gulati,K. & 2017 Green revolution in South Asia was
next transformations in India‘s Braun, J. V. instrumental in enabling the region increase
agriculture cereal production by 88% between 1965 and
1995. Mahindra & Mahindra launched cloud-
based technology for better farm
management. Smart Farming
5 Transformation of Indian S. Mahendra Dev 2018 Role of agriculture in Food Security, Growth,
Agriculture: Growth, Equity and Sustainability. Need of strctural
Inclusiveness & Sustainability and institutional reforms for robust agri
growth. Climate change vulnerability causing
uncertainties.
 Review of Literature (International Research Paper)

1 Grapevine Farming and its Lwelamira, James., Safari, 2015 Poverty- A major challenge for development
Contribution to Household John & Wambura, Patrick. in Central Tanzania. Recurrent Draughts-
income and Welfare among obstacles; Cultivation of such crops can lead
Smallholder Farmers in to
Dodoma Urban District, increased intensity, food security,
Tanzania commercialization and employment.
2 Indian Agriculture- Status, Kekane Maruti Arjun 2013 Indain Agriculture: 70% Rural Households;
Importance and Role in Indian 17% Share of total Indian GDP; 60%
Economy employment in rural India. Need to
introduce food technology in India.
3 Some Recent Developments Peter J. Dolton 2018 Policy issues in UK Labour market; Use of
in Labour Economics robotics, machine learning creating
unemployment; Minimum wages;
government intervention expected.
 Review of Literature - Thesis

1 Economics of Organic Farming: A P.S.K. Sudheer 2011 Organic Farming: Nature, Scope, Significance in
Study in Andhra Pradesh Indian context. India exported 3.10% organic
products in 2010. Huge growth potential in
future.
2 Comparative Case Studies in Lucas Arribas Layton 2013 Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), A
Education for Sustainable combination of factors including Global Climate
Development in India Change, population growth, depletion of
natural resources, and degradation of the
environment have contributed to a general
consensus concerning the need for human
beings.
3 State policy, agricultural Madhumita Saha 2012 1] Science, Technology and the Making of
research and transformation of ‘Modern’ India. 2] Modernization of
Indian agriculture with reference Indian Agriculture 3] Food for All policy review
to basic food-crops,
1947-75"

1 Recent Developments in
Indian Agriculture
2 Digital Agriculture Pathway to International Crop Research 2018
Prosperity
Reports
Suresh Pal, Michael Rahija, 2012
and Nienke Beintema
Institute for Semi-Arid
Tropics
1] Public Investment in Indian Agri decreased
since last decade while private investment
increased. 2] Poverty, Malnutrition remain
challenges. 3] Unemployment is a grave
concern after 70+ yrs. of independence.
1] Making Agriculture Profitable 2] Improve
Farmers Livelihoods 3] Reducing Poverty
through Increasing productivity 4]
Technology Intervention (Cloud Computing)
 Research Methodology
Sample Size is finalized as 575
Simple Random Sampling Method is selected
for data collection.

Targeted Talukas for Data Collection

Nasik Niphad Yeola Dindori Kalwan

115 (Approximately) Grape Farmers from selected 5 Talukas =575 Sample Size out of total population 600, 9-
10% lapse (50-55 respondents), thus reaching sample size to 550..
 Data Collection: Present Status 5th Progress work

i) 200 Respondents covered at present, work in progress for rest.

ii) Total data collection reached up to 296 at present out of 577.
iii) Constraints experienced in Data Collection of Farmers:
a. Heavy rainfall in last quarter of 2019
b. Corona crisis – Social Distancing Norms
c. Farmers hesitating to respond due to infection chances
d. Conversion of data from Marathi to English- Time consuming
 Research Paper Publication

 Paper Publication: 2 Research Papers published newly :--

 Research Paper 1: Review of Grape farming in Maharashtra (National Conference held dated
16th Jan 2020, Sinhgad Business School , Paper published in Journal UGC Care )
 Paper Publication: 2 Research Papers published newly :--
 Research Paper 2: The Role of HR Analystics of an Sustainable development of an
organization (National Conference held dated 17th Jan 2020, Sinhgad Business School , Paper
published in Journal UGC Care )
 Course Work: PhD Course Work II completed successfully on 9th and 10th February, 2020 at MET’s
Institute of Management, Bhujbal Knowledge City, Nashik.
 Research Plan

Progress Report Research Plan Status

First Literature Review (1) Completed
Chapter-Introduction; Questionnaire Framed in English
Second Completed

Third Chapter-Review of Literature (2) ; Questionnaire in Marathi Completed

Fourth
Research Paper Writing; Piliot Study; Visit to Agri Exhibitions/ Sula Vineyard;
Sahyadri Farms Completed

Data Collection -100 Respondents Completed

Fifth Data Collection (200) & Chapter -Research Methodology In-Progress

Sixth Survey Completion (300), Data Analysis & Interpretation & Conclusion Proposed
 Bibliography
National Papers
Balakrishna K, Aishwarya B T, Anjitha H S, Chaithra D and Venkataramana K. (2019). Intelligent Water Management in Farming
through the IoT, International Journal Of Research In Electronics And Computer Engineering, Pp. 1910-1915.
DOI: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336666241 (Accessed on 11th January, 2020).
Dev, S. M. (2018). Transformation of Indian Agriculture: Growth, Inclusiveness & Sustainability, Indira Gandhi Institute of
Development Research, Mumbai.
Ganguly, K. Gulati,K. & Braun, J. V. (2017). Innovations spearheading the next transformations in India‘s agriculture, ZEF Working
Paper Series, ISSN 1864-6638 Center for Development Research, University of Bonn.
Parmar, I.S., Soni, P., Kuwornu, J. K. & , Salin, K.R. (2019). Evaluating Farmers’ Access to Agricultural Information: Evidence from
Semi-Arid Region of Rajasthan State, India, MDPI Journal, Pp. 1-17. DOI: 10.3390/agriculture9030060 (Accessed on 13th January,
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Sudhakar, P., Kumar, N.B.K. & Padmavathi, A. (2012). A Study on Employment Trends in India, Global Advanced Research Journal
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on 9th January, 2020)
 Bibliography

International Papers
Dolton, Peter J. (2018). Some Recent Developments in Labour Economics, National Institute Economic Review, No. 246,
National Institute of Economic and Social Research and University of Sussex, Pp. 36-49.
Kekane Maruti Arjun (2013). Indian Agriculture- Status, Importance and Role in Indian Economy, International Journal of
Agriculture and Food Science Technology, Volume 4(4), Pp. 343-346. DOI: http://www.ripublication.com/ ijafst.htm
(Accessed on 16th January, 2020).
Lwelamira, J., Safari, J. & Wambura, Patrick. (2015). Grapevine Farming and its Contribution to Household income and
Welfare among Smallholder Farmers in Dodoma Urban District, Tanzania, American Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Vol.
3, No. 3, 2015, pp. 73-79. DOI: 10.11648/j.ajaf.20150303.12 (Accessed on 15th January, 2020).
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Thesis
Layton, L. A. (2013). Comparative Case Studies in Education for Sustainable Development in India, Ph.D. Thesis submitted to
University of California, Los Angeles. DOI: https://escholarship.org/uc/item/14c4b027
Sudheer, P.S.K. (2011). Economics of Organic Farming: A Study in Andhra Pradesh, Ph.D. Thesis submitted to Andhra University,
Visakhapatnam.
Saha, Madhumita (2012). State policy, agricultural research and transformation of Indian agriculture with reference to basic food-
crops, 1947-75. Iowa States University, Capstones. Theses and Dissertations. 12450. https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/etd/12450

Reports
Suresh Pal, Michael Rahija, and Nienke Beintema (2012). Recent Developments in Indian Agriculture, Indian Council of Agricultural
Research, New Delhi, Pp. 1-8.
International Crop Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics. (2018). Digital Agriculture Pathway to Prosperity, Pp. 1-4.
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