Analysis of Prices and Arrivals of Apple Fruit in Narwal Market of Jammu

Ali, Jahangir

doi:10.30954/0424-2513.2018.00150.13

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“…The price indices were highest in the month of March and December Siwani and Bhiwani, respectively whereas arrival found was highest in the month of December and November for the above given markets. This result is in line with the fi ndings of Mahesh et al 2018 andAli et al (2018). Price volatility : The volatility of cotton prices in the selected markets of Haryana was measured by the simplest measure i.e.…”

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A Study on Behaviour of Arrivals and Prices of Cotton in Different Markets of Haryana

Kumar¹

2023

irjee

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The goal of the current study was to examine the growth, seasonal variation, and volatility of cotton prices and arrivals in a few key cotton markets in Haryana. The monthly data on cotton arrivals and prices were gathered from 2005–2006 through to 2021–2022. The study employed the Compound Growth Rate, Moving Average technique, and Coeffi cient of Variation measure. The results revealed that cotton prices in the selected markets were found on the increasing side which ranged from 7.13 to 8.01. Among the three districts the maximum growth rate of cotton prices was recorded in Adampur (8.01%) followed by Uklana (7.95%) of Hisar district and minimum growth rate of cotton prices was recorded in Uchana (7.13%) of Jind district. Results of a seasonal analysis revealed that cotton arrivals in the targeted markets were higher during the peak period of months from October to January and showed decreasing trend during the subsequent months from February to May. (Lean period). The Coeffi cient of Fluctuation ranged from 1.11 to 20.97% in the selected cotton markets, demonstrating the presence of not signifi cantly increased volatility during the study period, although the intra-year prices in those markets remained nearly stable with less than 10% of variation. Through stock management and the use of risk management techniques like crop insurance, futures markets, etc., the increased volatility can be reduced. Farmers should sell their cotton in lean period to get better price of cotton.

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A Study on Behaviour of Arrivals and Prices of Cotton in Different Markets of Haryana

Kumar¹

2023

irjee

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“…[1,2]. The intermediaries involve in the marketing channels of apple, besides charging fees for carrying out their services, take significant advantage by way of malpractices and manipulation of market prices so as to generate a wide gap between the price paid by the ultimate consumer and the price received by the producer [3,4]. Marketing of apple requires well coordinated efficient marketing system which anticipates generally raising profitability of orchardists and increasing customer satisfaction at fair price.…”

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To Study the Marketing Efficiency of Apple (Malus domestica) in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh

Guleria

Kumar

Singh

2022

AJAEES

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The present study investigate the efficiency of marketing of Apple in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. Kullu district was purposively selected for the study as apple is primarily grown crop in the district. The sample drawn for the study comprised of 100 apple growers of Kullu and Naggar blocks. The various analytical tools were used to analyse the efficiency of marketing channels of apple. The marketing channels involves in the study area is three in number, channel I (Producer– Retailer–Consumer) was the most effective channel as it had the highest marketing efficiency index of 2.28. Majority 18 per cent of the growers marketed apple through channel II (Producer– Wholesaler–Retailer–Consumer). The price spread was the lowest (Rs. 397.9) in channel I (Producer–Retailer–Consumer); and accordingly, the producer’s share in final consumer rupee was the highest (69.57 %) in channel I.

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“…Therefore, the attack of this single pest restricts the movement or transportation of all fresh fruit from Ladakh to other states of India. The monetary losses incurred on the ban on all fresh fruits from Ladakh could be roughly estimated as more than 10,000 Cr INR annually after calculating the prices of these fruit crops in national and international markets by multiplying the huge production of 16246 metric tonnes of fruit crops produced annually [8,9].…”

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Role of Pheromone Application Technology for the Management of Codling Moth in High Altitude and Cold Arid Region of Ladakh

Hussain¹,

Ahmad²,

Ahmạd³

et al. 2021

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The codling moth is a threat to the apple industries in India. Currently, no solutions are available for the management of codling moth in Ladakh. Therefore, all fresh fruits from Ladakh are still banned due to quarantine regulations. Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh are the three main apple producing states of India, both in quality and quantity. The ban on all fresh fruits from Ladakh directly affects the economy of rural populations. These fruits are sold in all the local markets of Kargil and Leh. Apples damaged by the larvae of codling moth are less preferred by inhabitants, tourists, and security forces, a large area of Ladakh is bordered with China and Pakistan. Field demonstration trials revealed significantly less fruit damage in apple orchards in different hamlets of Ladakh using pheromone dispensers, pheromone baited traps, and two applications of insecticides for codling moth management. A demonstration of the use of pheromone and pheromone dispenser technology for area-wide management for high dense populations of the codling moth in Ladakh has revealed successful results in the orchards of the apple growers. Area-wide management of the codling moth in some villages, using dispenser technology has shown promising results. The ban of fresh fruits in Ladakh may not be, therefore, appropriate as management of the codling moth appears to be successful with the use of pheromone dispenser technology. This technology will, surely, boost the apple industry and have a great potential for establishing commercial orchards and quality apples in high altitudes in the second-highest cold arid region of the world.

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Analysis of Prices and Arrivals of Apple Fruit in Narwal Market of Jammu

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A Study on Behaviour of Arrivals and Prices of Cotton in Different Markets of Haryana

A Study on Behaviour of Arrivals and Prices of Cotton in Different Markets of Haryana

To Study the Marketing Efficiency of Apple (Malus domestica) in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh

Role of Pheromone Application Technology for the Management of Codling Moth in High Altitude and Cold Arid Region of Ladakh

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