Kalyani Dairy Farm: A Sustainable Model for Enterprise Development

Patoju, Sri Krishna Sudheer; Swain, Sasmita; Pandhare, Ashwini

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“…In the existing literature, various researchers (Adrichvili et al, 2003; Anderson, 2000; Christensen et al, 1994; Cohen & Winn, 2007; Krackhardt, 1995; Patoju & Swain, 2022; Puhakka, 2007) have agreed that opportunity identification is the first step in the process of entrepreneurial value creation. The sample entrepreneurs identified opportunities which were either supply-side or demand-side, or in some cases, both.…”

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“…Entrepreneurial knowledge and skills play a major role in the success of entrepreneurial activity (Acs et al, 2009; Patoju et al, 2022). The founders of Ankush Mane, Kalyani Dairy Farm, Tuljai Pashu Khadya Kendra Pashu Khadya, Nirmal Milk Producer Association and Abhi Eggs had work experience of more than 25 years.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Any enterprise starts with either competitive or comparative advantage and in the long run, the enterprise gains both ways for its sustainability (Patoju et al, 2022; Swain & Patoju, 2022).…”

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The Indian Economy is greatly benefitted by rural enterprises which provide essential goods and services to rural and urban populations of India. In addition, they contribute to direct and indirect employment. Rural enterprises have been increasing in the country for the last two decades, in the fields of agriculture, agriculture and allied products, dairy, poultry, khadi and food. The present article discusses how rural entrepreneurs create value at each stage of the enterprise, taking evidence from rural India. Further, the article develops an entrepreneurial value creation model which may help young entrepreneurship aspirants, investors and policymakers to contribute to the rural economy through rural enterprises.

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