India is an agricultural country with more than 60 percent population dependent on agriculture. Agriculture accounts for 20 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). Entrepreneurs are the persons who undertake the risk of ...

Conventional banana farmers of Bihar face many challenges with regards to unavailability of credit, lack of quality saplings, training on improved package of practices and poor market linkages. These issues become critical ...

Rapid growth of industrialisation within the country is creating lot of demand on natural environmental resources, as our resources are limited only strategic uses of these resources can sustain our livelihood. Environmental ...

An entrepreneur is a person who has possession of a new enterprise, venture or idea and assumes significant accountability for the inherent risks and the outcome. Entrepreneurship plays an important role in the economic ...

This paper explores fundamental issues that deserve attention from scholars interested in Agripreneurship. First, several theoretical issues and frameworks useful to further development of Agripreneurship are explored. ...

In India, agripreneurship is one of the key areas which could provide a major boost to the economic growth of the country. Majority of agripreneurs are facing problems related to financial management i.e. they are facing ...

India is the largest producer of various commodities like milk vegetables, fruits, tea, pulses, butter, cereals, and meat. India ranks first in the production of fruits and vegetables. Unfortunately it has also highest ...

Agriculture is the primary sector of Indian economy and has the largest number of private enterprises. The agriculture sector has large opportunities for entrepreneurial activities but due to limited availability of ...

Agriculture is the primary source of occupation in our country, with approximately 70-80%of its population residing in the villages and can easily be estimated that the majority of the working Human Resource (HR) in our ...