Influx of Farmers to Urban Area and Its Impact on AgricultureA Study of Select Telangana Villages
Journal Title: IOSR journal of Business and Management - Year 2019, Vol 21, Issue 1
Abstract
In this paper an effort is made to bring out the causes and consequences of influx of farmers moving into urban areas. A case study has been presented by making through search in around twenty villages to gather information with respect to agriculture, adoption of modern cultivation methods, living standards, economic conditions availability and support of Government policies, exploitation of land-lords on weaker sections etc. The information gathered has been analyzed using simple statistical tools to identify and define the causes of migration to urban areas. The primary information with respect to their living standards, occupation, education, migration to other areas, financial support from banks, support from Government welfare schemes etc. have been collected by interviewing around 640 families in twenty villages. Interesting conclusions have been made in this present study. Around 60% have basic education including very few of them who have graduation. Around 77 % are living in their own houses and 21% are living in rented houses. Similarly, other aspects have been practically studied and presented.
Authors and Affiliations
G. Shalini, Dr. S. V. Ramana
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