Parminder Singh Bhamba

Challenges Faceing by the Agriculture Sector in INDIA. Regarding:  average farm size , droughts and floods , Low productivity , Climate change , Farmer suicides , Lack of access to markets , Labor shortage ,  Inefficient supply chains Small and fragmented landholdings: The average farm size in India is 1.15 hectares, which is one of the smallest in the world. This makes it difficult for farmers to achieve economies of scale and invest in productivity-enhancing technologies. Inadequate irrigation: About 60% of India's cultivated area depends on rainfall for irrigation. This makes farmers vulnerable to crop losses during droughts and floods. Low use of agricultural inputs: Only about 25% of Indian farmers use fertilizers and pesticides, and the use of other inputs, such as improved seeds, is also low. This is due to a number of factors, including lack of awareness, high costs, and poor access to credit. Low productivity: India's agricultural productivity is significantly lower t...

The logistics industry is a vast and ever-changing field, with new possibilities emerging all the time. Here are a few of the most promising possibilities in logistics: The rise of e-commerce: E-commerce is growing rapidly, and this is driving demand for new and innovative logistics solutions. For example, companies are developing new ways to track and manage shipments, as well as new ways to deliver goods to customers quickly and efficiently. The growth of third-party logistics (3PL) providers: 3PL providers offer a wide range of logistics services, from warehousing and distribution to transportation and customs clearance. This allows businesses to outsource their logistics needs to a specialized provider, which can free up their resources to focus on other aspects of their business. The use of automation and robotics: Automation and robotics are increasingly being used in logistics to improve efficiency and accuracy. For example, robots are being used to pick and pack o...