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Localising Global Production Networks (GPNs): Role of Local Entrepreneurs in Fresh Produce Export GPNs in India

Singh, Sukhpal (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

Linking small primary producers with high value global markets has been identified as one of the major issues in policy and practice in improving livelihoods for millions of poor/small farmers in the developing world. But, ...
Agripreneurial Barriers to Fish Farming in Manipur: An Empirical Study

Dadina, Nongmaithem; Dey, Nikhil Bhusan (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

The purpose of this paper is to reveals the barriers in fish farming faced by the agripreneurs. The study also attempts to make an empirical analysis on the impact of agripreneurial barriers on productivity of fish ...
Five Untapped Agribusiness Ideas for Indian Women

Kittur, Nazhat; Kittur, Parveen (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

Agribusiness has always been a traditional approach in India. This is the time to revolutionize the concept of agriculture by adding the essence of entrepreneurship to it. Innovations exist in market, but seldom people ...
Determinants of Growth in Women Operated Agribusiness Enterprises in Abia State, Nigeria

Agwu, N M; Nwachukwu, I N; Oteh, O U; Nwosu, U G (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

The study was set out to analyse the determinants of growth in women operated agribusiness enterprises in Abia state, Nigeria. The specific objectives are to: estimate the relationship between growth and years of existence ...
Sources of Finanace for Agribusiness Enterprises in Nigeria

Mohmmed, Suleiman; Suleiman, A’ishatu Adamu (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

Finance is a universal input-resource required in any venture including agribusiness enterprises. Agrientrepreneurs need funds to carry out farm operations, purchase inputs, expand scale of operations and improve on the ...
Scope of Seasonal Entrepreneurship as Alternative Source of Income for Farmers Affected by Climate Change

Shanthi, S; Ambika, S; Priya, TKS Lakshmi; Maragatham, S (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

The effect of climate change [1] has had a heavy toll on agriculture in India. While Gandhiji envisioned India’s future in the development of her villages, it appears that Climate change would make this vision a dream. ...
A Perfect Business for Agripreneurs in Wood Plastics Composites

Desai, Dinesh; Puranik, S A; Jain, Kintu (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

Recent trends such as the desire to decrease petroleum dependence, increase bio-content, commercial production of nano cellulose, and changing markets will play a major role in the future of the composites. “Wood-Plastic ...
Closure of 22 Agribusiness Incubators by Indian Council of Agricultural Research: A Critical Analysis

Singh, Baljeet (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

Business Incubators help promote entrepreneurship worldwide. Business Incubation is not a new concept in India; however, Agribusiness Incubation is comparatively new in India. The first agribusiness incubator in India was ...
Constraints Analysis of Small Scale Rice Production Enterprises in Dadinkowa Gombe State, Nigeria: Farmers Perception

Mohmmed, Suleiman; Abubakar, Nasiru; Ochi, John E; Haruna, Usman (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

The study examined the constraints associated to rice production under rainfed and irrigation methods in Dadinkowa, Gombe state of Nigeria. Using questionnaire, data were collected during the year 2010 farming season from ...
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs): A Landmark towards Agribusiness and Entrepreneurship Development in India

Kumar, Surendra; Lohani, Maya B (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

In developing countries like India, agribusiness is a generic term that refers to the various businesses involved in food production, including farming and contract farming, seed supply, agrichemicals, farm machinery, ...
Small-Holder Livestock Breeding and Fattening: A Package for Entrepreneurial Development in Nigeria

Zahraddeen, D; Mohammed, A A; Butswat, I S R; Mbap, S T (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)

This study was carried out to package information on small-holder livestock breeding and fattening as an entrepreneurial development in Nigeria. Livestock if properly selected, bred and fattened is a valuable source of ...

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