DYNAMIC TRENDS IN LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, AND FISHERY INDUSTRIES IN JHARKHAND : FUTURE SCOPE FOR EMPLOYMENT, INCOME AND FOOD SECURITY
Journal: International Education and Research Journal (Vol.10, No. 4)Publication Date: 2024-04-15
Authors : Ifsha Khurshid;
Page : 25-27
Keywords : Livestock; Poultry; Fishery; Sustainable Agriculture; Food Security; Employment and Income;
Abstract
The state of Jharkhand serves as a prime example of the intricate interaction between geographical, demographic, and economic elements within the Indian subcontinent. Its agriculture, forestry, fishing, and livestock sectors play a crucial role in the state's economy, generating employment opportunities, particularly in rural areas, and contributing to poverty alleviation and economic diversification. Collectively, these sectors shape Jharkhand's GDP, fostering a path of balanced and sustainable economic development. They also provide essential raw materials for industries, ensure food security, and promote environmental conservation. Additionally, livestock and fisheries contribute to foreign exchange earnings, enhancing the state's economic resilience. This article highlights the changing dynamic trends of allied activities of agriculture like livestock, poultry and fishery in Jharkhand that not only diversify the agriculture income but also open new avenues of food and employment security along with propagating sustainable economic development in the state.
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