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    The document summarizes the value chain for commodities produced by small farmers in villages, noting that some of their crops go towards loan repayment, some for family consumption, and any little surplus goes to the local market. It describes the input suppliers and local markets that small farmers have access to within 3-5 km, as well as larger urban markets 20-30 km away, but that the farmers currently have to sell in local markets due to a lack of storage facilities.

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    The document summarizes the value chain for commodities produced by small farmers in villages, noting that some of their crops go towards loan repayment, some for family consumption, and any little surplus goes to the local market. It describes the input suppliers and local markets that small farmers have access to within 3-5 km, as well as larger urban markets 20-30 km away, but that the farmers currently have to sell in local markets due to a lack of storage facilities.

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    Commodity Value Chain

    Uploaded by

    Sharad R. Jadhav
    The document summarizes the value chain for commodities produced by small farmers in villages, noting that some of their crops go towards loan repayment, some for family consumption, and any little surplus goes to the local market. It describes the input suppliers and local markets that small farmers have access to within 3-5 km, as well as larger urban markets 20-30 km away, but that the farmers currently have to sell in local markets due to a lack of storage facilities.

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    Value chain of commodity in villages (small farmers)

    Some part of crops go to pay loan

    Some part get consumed

    Little surplus goes to market

    Seeds,fertilizers,money Input suppliers/some time moneylender at time of sowing Small farmers Go to market /trader comes to village Local market Small traders Big traders

    Loan repayment

    For family consumpti on Rural households Exchange some parts with neighbor

    Urban market

    Send outside of state and make big profit

    Distance to input supplier is about 3-5 km

    Distance to local market is 3-5 km

    Distance to urban market is 2030km

    No storage facility so farmers have to sell in local market if cold storage make available they can thing further

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