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volume 34 issue 4 (december 2014) : 257 - 262,   Doi: 10.5958/0976-0547.2014.01015.5B

A STUDY OF COSTS AND RETURNS FOR RAPESEED-MUSTARD ON THE SAMPLE FARMS OF BHARATPUR DISTRICT OF RAJASTHAN

L
L.R. Dubey*
H
H.R. Pal1
S
S.P. Singh2
1College of Horticulture, S. D. Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar-385 506, India
Cite article:- Dubey* L.R., Pal1 H.R., Singh2 S.P. (2025). A STUDY OF COSTS AND RETURNS FOR RAPESEED-MUSTARD ON THE SAMPLE FARMS OF BHARATPUR DISTRICT OF RAJASTHAN. Agricultural Science Digest. 34(4): 257 - 262. doi: 10.5958/0976-0547.2014.01015.5B.

ABSTRACT

The study was undertaken to work out the costs and returns of rapeseed-mustard for Bharatpur district of Rajasthan on per hectare basis for different categories of farmers by using CACP cost concept. Study was mainly based on the primary data, which were collected through survey method from selected sample respondents (36 small, 15 medium and 9 large) for the agricultural year 2009-10. The results indicated that production of rapeseed-mustard was profitable as reflected through its net returns. The per hectare net return over total cost were Rs. 4408, 3964 and 2198 on small, medium and large farms respectively. It was found that per hectare productivity of rapeseed-mustard was marginally higher (12.88 quintals) on small farms compared to medium (12.72 quintals) and large farms (12.52 quintals), due to better care and management of crop on account of small area under it.

REFERENCES

  1. Burman, R.R. and Singh, A.K. (2005). Profitability of pulse-based cropping systems in Uttar Pradesh. Farm Science Journal 14 (2): 55-58.
  2. Naidu, M.R. and Gupta, S.B.L. (1989). A study of costs and returns on the sample farms of East Godavari (A.P.). Agricultural Situation in India 37(10): 643-646.
  3. Singh, R., Kumar, D., Suhag, K.S. and Hasija, R.C. (2005). Comparative economics of pulse crops in Rajasthan state. Environment and Ecology 23(Spl-1): 20-24.
  4. Singh, V.N. and Khan, A. A. (1993). A case study of cropping pattern and cost returns of mustard oilseed crop under different farming situation in command areas of Chambal and Gwalior division of Madhya Pradesh. Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics (48):410-411.
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    volume 34 issue 4 (december 2014) : 257 - 262,   Doi: 10.5958/0976-0547.2014.01015.5B

    A STUDY OF COSTS AND RETURNS FOR RAPESEED-MUSTARD ON THE SAMPLE FARMS OF BHARATPUR DISTRICT OF RAJASTHAN

    L
    L.R. Dubey*
    H
    H.R. Pal1
    S
    S.P. Singh2
    1College of Horticulture, S. D. Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar-385 506, India
    Cite article:- Dubey* L.R., Pal1 H.R., Singh2 S.P. (2025). A STUDY OF COSTS AND RETURNS FOR RAPESEED-MUSTARD ON THE SAMPLE FARMS OF BHARATPUR DISTRICT OF RAJASTHAN. Agricultural Science Digest. 34(4): 257 - 262. doi: 10.5958/0976-0547.2014.01015.5B.

    ABSTRACT

    The study was undertaken to work out the costs and returns of rapeseed-mustard for Bharatpur district of Rajasthan on per hectare basis for different categories of farmers by using CACP cost concept. Study was mainly based on the primary data, which were collected through survey method from selected sample respondents (36 small, 15 medium and 9 large) for the agricultural year 2009-10. The results indicated that production of rapeseed-mustard was profitable as reflected through its net returns. The per hectare net return over total cost were Rs. 4408, 3964 and 2198 on small, medium and large farms respectively. It was found that per hectare productivity of rapeseed-mustard was marginally higher (12.88 quintals) on small farms compared to medium (12.72 quintals) and large farms (12.52 quintals), due to better care and management of crop on account of small area under it.

    REFERENCES

    1. Burman, R.R. and Singh, A.K. (2005). Profitability of pulse-based cropping systems in Uttar Pradesh. Farm Science Journal 14 (2): 55-58.
    2. Naidu, M.R. and Gupta, S.B.L. (1989). A study of costs and returns on the sample farms of East Godavari (A.P.). Agricultural Situation in India 37(10): 643-646.
    3. Singh, R., Kumar, D., Suhag, K.S. and Hasija, R.C. (2005). Comparative economics of pulse crops in Rajasthan state. Environment and Ecology 23(Spl-1): 20-24.
    4. Singh, V.N. and Khan, A. A. (1993). A case study of cropping pattern and cost returns of mustard oilseed crop under different farming situation in command areas of Chambal and Gwalior division of Madhya Pradesh. Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics (48):410-411.
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