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Group 4 - APMC Act
Group 4 - APMC Act
Group 4
4/27/12Naithani | Anurag Singh | Raghav Mishra | Viplove Sharma Anuj
APMC: Objective
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To ensure reasonable gain to the farmers: fair play of supply and demand forces To attain transparency in transactions Aimed at providing proper method of sale, correct measurement, prompt payment and various marketing related services set up to control and
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APMC: Introduction
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Regulation of Agricultural markets State subject State Markets Marketing Committee No person or agency allowed freely to carry on wholesale marketing activities Inhibits direct marketing, organized retailing, a smooth raw material supply to agro-processing industries
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Constraints
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Marginal or small farmers: Small marketable surplus & limited bargaining power Poor availability of markets & monopolistic tendencies of APMCs
Inadequate infrastructure in wholesale markets/ rural primary markets Lack of fair price discovery mechanism Multiple and exploitative intermediaries
Fragmented supply chain, poor cold chain & high postharvest losses 4/27/12
The area served by each regulated market across the States reveals large variations Farmers have to travel long distances with their produce to avail the facility of regulated market The studies have shown that increase in the density of market has a positive impact on agricultural productivity The targeted norms can be broadly achieved if the remaining wholesale markets and rural periodic markets are developed as regulated markets This is actually not the right indicator but the gross cropped area should be considered
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Allow establishment of Private or Cooperative markets/ Farmer-consumer markets/ Direct marketing Safeguard the interest of the farmers through provisions for Contract Farming Single point levy & payment of market fee/ Single point registration of functionaries Prohibition of Commission Agents for agriculturists and no deduction to be made towards commission PPP in management & extension activities/ Promotion of e-trading/ Electronic Spot Exchanges Encouraging professional management in APMCs
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Caters almost exclusively to one or one group of commodity Supplies most of its arrivals to food processing industries or bulk buyers or to export trade i.e. a terminal market Major portion of arrivals or dispatches or both are from outside the State
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Contract Farming
Contract Farming Sponsor to register himself with a prescribed officer The Contract Farming Sponsor to get the contract farming agreement recorded with a prescribed officer No title, rights, ownership or possession shall be transferred or alienated or vest in the contract farming sponsor or his successor or his agent as a consequence arising out of the contract farming agreement Fast Dispute Settlement Mechanism at local level
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Elimination of middlemen Direct interface between the farmers and the consumers Operate outside the purview of the Agriculture Market Committees Managed by Estate Officers under the control of Revenue Department of the State Government
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Partially Amended
(1) Punjab/ (2) UT of Chandigarh (Only private markets & contract farming) (3) Haryana (Only Contract Farming) & (4) NCT of Delhi (Only Direct Marketing)
Remaining States
(1) Haryana, (2) J&K, (3) Meghalaya & (4) Mizoram
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11 .6
Retail Markups 10 0
4/27/12 FARM GATE
16 0
MILK
22 0
35 0
FISH
FRUITS
Infrastructure :
Packhouse, Quality Testing Facility, Palletisation
Services:
Transport (incl. cool chain), Settlement of Payments, Banking, Market information
Direct Selling
Infrastructure:
Washing, grading, sorting, weighment, transport to TM
Collection Centre
Services:
Collection & Aggregation of produce, Settlement of payment, advisory on inputs, prices, quality, multi-modal transport
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Source: agricoop.nic.in
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