Status of Livestock Insurance in India and A Complete Guide: An Evidence-Based Review

Singh, Amandeep; Kumar, Pranav; Kumar, Harshit Atul; Neeraj, Avinash; Kumar, Puspendra; Kour, Gurpreet

doi:10.5455/ijlr.20200224090417

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“…A shock management fund or disaster management insurance might be another option to support farmers in case of drought, flood, pandemics, and other calamities [63]. The advantages of such a fund can be seen regarding the support the Mongolian livestock sector receives during extremely cold winters [64] or of general insurance schemes in support of Indian crops and livestock [16,65].…”

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“…From China, this highly contagious disease spread around the globe in a couple of months, becoming pandemic by March 2020 [15]. In many countries, a lockdown was imposed on the population to slow the spread of infection, strongly affecting all aspects of public and private life, industries, and the economy [13,16]. Pandemics also have direct and indirect effects on food production and supply chains [8] because of the strong dependency of the latter on (long-distance) transportation and the perishable nature of many food items such as milk.…”

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Impacts of COVID-19 on Small-Scale Dairy Enterprises in an Indian Megacity—Insights from Greater Bengaluru

2022

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Natural calamities and pandemics massively affect small-scale entrepreneurs. In this paper, we aim to assess how the COVID-19 pandemic affected small dairy farms in the megacity of Bengaluru, India, where they supply a high share of the milk demand. In 2020 a total of 129 farms were visited before the first lockdown (January to March) and interviewed again after the lockdown had been loosened (August to September). Questions addressed feed supply to dairy cows, milk yield and marketing, and coping strategies for lockdown impacts. Results showed that the share of farmers not feeding concentrates increased from 1% before lockdown to 7% afterward (p < 0.05), and those not offering dry forages increased from 20% to 33% (p < 0.05) due to increasing forage prices. Milk yield dropped in all surveyed farms from 3905 L before to 2861 L after lockdown (p < 0.05) due to the sale of 30% of lactating cows across the farms. Enabling farmers to better cope with shocks through feed storage and by processing their surplus milk into durable products should be prioritised by supporting institutions such as dairy cooperatives. Alternatively, insurance schemes can capacitate farmers to maintain a fresh milk supply to urban consumers in the wake of global challenges.

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Impacts of COVID-19 on Small-Scale Dairy Enterprises in an Indian Megacity—Insights from Greater Bengaluru

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“…The literature analyzes the financial subsidy policy in the agricultural field, describes the role and actual mechanism of agricultural insurance policy in promoting the development of the agricultural field, conducts in-depth analysis through DEA and AHP, and completes the evaluation and verification of the DEA index system by establishing an evaluation scheme, thus reducing the possibility of low quality of DEA output data and improving the evaluation ability of decisionmaking units [9][10]. This experiment selects a city as the evaluation unit and inputs it into the DEA evaluation model system to complete the analysis.…”

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Application of data mining based on swarm intelligence algorithm in financial support of livestock and poultry breeding insurance

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2023

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Among the components of China's actual economic structure, aquaculture has always been a key project, and as a part of agriculture, it has been greatly developed. However, there are still many problems in the actual breeding process, such as low financial support, low information transparency, high financing difficulty and lack of channels, high claims costs and serious moral hazard in the livestock and poultry breeding insurance field, which will affect the development and progress of the industry, Therefore, in this context, this paper improves the efficiency analysis of financial support for livestock and poultry breeding insurance by introducing data mining and swarm intelligence algorithms. Then use the analysis data to build a model to further evaluate the efficiency of financial support. The construction of the model is roughly divided into four parts: insurance density, insurance depth, insurance amount and income. The weight of different indicators is calculated through the analytic hierarchy process, and the overall ranking results are output through consistency test. Some data of the above models are used as the output indicators of DEA decision-making units for top-down ranking. The result analysis shows that the development of technology in this industry can effectively improve the actual productivity of agricultural crops, thus effectively promoting the development of local agriculture. In this paper, data mining and swarm intelligence algorithms are introduced into livestock and poultry breeding insurance to complete the analysis and evaluation of financial support.

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Strategies for Sustainable Climate Smart Livestock Farming

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Adapting to Climate Change in Agriculture-Theories and Practices

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Status of Livestock Insurance in India and A Complete Guide: An Evidence-Based Review

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Impacts of COVID-19 on Small-Scale Dairy Enterprises in an Indian Megacity—Insights from Greater Bengaluru

Impacts of COVID-19 on Small-Scale Dairy Enterprises in an Indian Megacity—Insights from Greater Bengaluru

Application of data mining based on swarm intelligence algorithm in financial support of livestock and poultry breeding insurance

Strategies for Sustainable Climate Smart Livestock Farming

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