Reference No: CMA0214Pages: 6Published on: 2, August, 1970
Abstract: The case is based on the enterprising farmer, who had increased his income, by making use of the credit facility provided by the bank. Agricultural Credit Advisor of the bank was wondering how to make use of such farmers for deposit mobilization. ... More
Reference No: CMA0197Pages: 7Published on: 20, August, 1970
Abstract: Raises the question whether the non-availability of credit with the farmers is responsible for the drop in demand for fertilizers. This problem is highlighted in the context of a changing agriculture which visualizes new technology as well as expansion in irrigation resources, besides the existing technology. Because of this context ... More
Reference No: CMA0195Pages: 7Published on: 26, August, 1970
Abstract: Deals with the use of transportation model technique for fertilizers. The objective is to focus on the problem of transport cost minimization in the industries in which large bulks are handled. The fertilizer industry has been taken as a case in point. ... More
Reference No: CMA0220Pages: 10Published on: 1, September, 1970
Abstract: The case is based on the loan application of a farmer submitted to the bank for expanding his Dairy Farm. The loan proposal was first processed by the Branch Manager then by the Regional Officer. The Regional Office recommended the proposal to the Agricultural Finance Department, reviewed the whole case ... More
Reference No: CMA0217Pages: 2Published on: 2, September, 1970
Abstract: A farmer in South India applied for a loan of Rs.1,50,000 for the purchase of pumpset to a leading bank of South India. He had 111 acres of l of which 15 acres were wet. There was adequate rainfall in the area; he wanted to use the pumpset only to provide irrigation ... More
Reference No: CMA0213Pages: 6Published on: 2, September, 1970
Abstract: The fact that large number of small farmers were scattered in rural areas called for a wide network of rural branches. In order to evolve ways and means to minimize operating cost of handling small accounts, it was found necessary to curb the use of farm credit for non-farm purposes. ... More
Reference No: CMA0218Pages: 2Published on: 2, September, 1970
Abstract: A farmer in Southern India had three acres of dry land and twenty acres of wet land. Because of the uncertainty of canal irrigation, he could not extend the area under sugarcane and other wet crops. He wanted to dig a well to supplement canal irrigation. He approached one of ... More
Reference No: CMA0219Pages: 9Published on: 2, September, 1970
Abstract: A leading bank in Western India gave a loan of Rs.2,50,000 to a farmer. The first installment due was not paid according to the schedule the farmer made a request to the branch manager not to insist for immediate repayment. This matter was put up by the Head Office before ... More
Reference No: CMA0206Pages: 8Published on: 1, October, 1970
Abstract: The case raises the issues of who and how should the farmers' demand for credit be determined. These issues are raised with a view to analyse their policy implications for the supply of credit vis-a-vis availability of credit. The case focuses these problems in the context of changing agriculture. ... More
Reference No: CMA0204Pages: 8Published on: 1, October, 1970
Abstract: The case raises the problem of discrepancy in estimates of credit needs according to crop loan system and that according to farm budgeting and programming. The problem is highlighted in the context of changing agriculture with a view to judge the adequacy or otherwise of crop loan system as is ... More
Reference No: CMA0205Pages: 7Published on: 1, October, 1970
Abstract: The case raises the question of the concept of surplus relevant for the purpose judging potentialities of mobilizing deposits from agriculture. It provides findings of a research study on potentialities for mobilizing investible funds from a group of farmers in a district in Gujarat. These findings are provided with a ... More
Reference No: CMA0221Pages: 5Published on: 14, October, 1970
Abstract: The bank opened a new branch at taluka level particularly for financing agricultural sector. Leaders of the cooperative banks were not enthusiastic about the role the bank would be able to play. Hence, the bank officials were concerned how to bring the coordination between the commercial banks and the cooperative ... More
Reference No: CMA0202Pages: 14Published on: 18, November, 1970
Abstract: This case discusses in detail the purchase behaviour of fertilizers by farmers and answers the famous marketing "Ws" like, who, why when, what, where, etc. ... More
