Economics of Cultured Shrimp in Thane District of Maharashtra, India - Solanke, Sushil S.;Krishnan, M.
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India is second largest producer of fish producing 8.29 million tons (2010-11). Maharashtra occupies the 8th position in shrimp farming producing of 1,120 mt (2010-11). The study Production and marketing of cultured shrimp in Thane district of Maharashtra was carried out in 3 selected districts (Dhanua, Palghar & Vasai) of Maharastra covering 22 private, 44 leased out government & 1 co-operative shrimp farm. Economics of leased out shrimp farms have been worked out taluka wise for small, medium and large farms. The estimated production function for 3 types of farming situations in Thane…mehr

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India is second largest producer of fish producing 8.29 million tons (2010-11). Maharashtra occupies the 8th position in shrimp farming producing of 1,120 mt (2010-11). The study Production and marketing of cultured shrimp in Thane district of Maharashtra was carried out in 3 selected districts (Dhanua, Palghar & Vasai) of Maharastra covering 22 private, 44 leased out government & 1 co-operative shrimp farm. Economics of leased out shrimp farms have been worked out taluka wise for small, medium and large farms. The estimated production function for 3 types of farming situations in Thane district of Maharashtra were based on the 3 different types of farming situations. The function has given a good fit to the data going by the R squared. The overall fit is acceptable and hence the functional form described the response of dependent variable ( gross income ) to the changes in independent variable by 84% ,94% and 91% respectively in the 3 farming situations across the 3 talukas of Palghar, Dhanua and Vasai of Thane district. The need of the hour is to advocate a balanced growth strategy, which would take care of the sustainability without sacrificing equity and economics.
Autorenporträt
Mr.Sushil S. Solanke has completed his Masters in Fisheries Economics from Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai,India. He is currently working as Technical Sales Executive in M/s. IB Shrimp Feeds (ABIS) in Navsari district of Gujarat,India. He has intimate knowledge and understanding of the ground realities of the shrimp farming sector.