Report: Intensive Agriculture Issues, Challenges, and Solutions

This report delves into the challenges associated with intensive agriculture, focusing on issues such as land fragmentation, inadequate transportation, and the impact of corporate influence. It highlights the economic and logistical problems faced by farmers, particularly in relation to land ownership, market access, and the commercialization of farming practices. The report also examines the role of government policies and the need for improved infrastructure to support agricultural activities. Furthermore, the report provides recommendations for addressing these challenges, including the adoption of sustainable farming practices and the implementation of better market access strategies. It emphasizes the need to improve the quality of seeds, storage, and pricing to help farmers improve their profits. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to address the environmental and economic impacts of modern agricultural practices, ensuring long-term sustainability and profitability within the sector.

Intensive Agriculture Issues

Table of Contents
• Introduction
• Incentive issues faces in agriculture
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
Agricultural activities are those activities that has been done in order to
generate food and various other items fit for human consumption. These
activities are referred to as those kinds of stocks that is been cultivated
for making it selling within market possible. It is one of the important
factors contributing towards economy of a particular country.

Incentive issues faces in agriculture
Small and fragmented land-holdings: It can be observed that net sown
area is of 141.2million hectares and total corporate area is189.7 million
hectare. It is required to be kept in mind that farmers does not get proper
economic benefit of its work. Now government in UK is required to
enhance the sales and production capacity on UK.

Incentive issues faces in agriculture
Irrigation: This is one of the most recent problems that has been taking
place within an organization. Such problem is taking due to
commercialization of lands allotted for farming is being done. Then
further in this problem can be controller when population n is
controlled. If the factors is not active then sustainability of growth is not
gained within an organization.

Incentive issues faces in agriculture
Inadequate transport: In this sometimes transportation is very
expensive and lack of cheap with efficient means of transportation.
Even at present there are lakhs of villages which are not well connected
with main roads or with market centers.

Recommendation
I have observed that different practices of large-scale agriculture upon
farms is being owned and generally influenced by corporate culture. It
has also impacted farming that has lead over farming to be turned in to
corporate farming. As per this companies buys and sell products
purchased by farmers. This can be contractual based and can also be
tender based.

Recomendation
This has reduced wastage of foods and has made guarantee of the
product to be purchased within time before it gets destroyed. In most
instances of contract farming, the farm is family owned while the buyer
is a larger corporation. This makes it difficult to distinguish the contract
farmers from "corporate farms," because they are family farms but with
significant corporate influence.

Conclusion
In this presentation main things that is been focused upon is issues that
is related to agriculture. Details over issues like seeds quality, storage,
pricing and profit gaining is been discussed. Recommendation is been
given over modern agricultural activities. In this presentation various
kinds of elements is responsible for impacting global environment and
agricultural activities.

References
• Aher, S. and Deshmukh, K., 2019. Identifying the impact of intensive
agriculture practices on groundwater quality using GIS and multi-
tracer techniques around Sangamner city, Maharashtra,
India. Geocarto International, pp.1-25.

References
• Lévesque, A., Dupras, J. and Bissonnette, J.F., 2020. The pitchfork or
the fishhook: a multi-stakeholder perspective towards intensive
farming in floodplains. Journal of Environmental Planning and
Management, 63(11), pp.1987-2003.
• Lukefahr, S.D., 2019. Engaging Students in Global Agriculture in a
Writing-Intensive, Contemporary Issues Course. NACTA Journal, 63.