Defects in agricultural marketing policy in India

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1. Lack of Storage Facility:2. Distress Sale:3. Lack of Transportation:4. Unfavourable Mandis:
5. Intermediaries:6. Unregulated Market’s:7. Lack of Market Intelligence:8. Lack of Organisation:9. Lack of Grading:10. Lack of Institutional Finance
11. Unfavorable Conditions:
12. Unfavorable agricultural price policy
13. Multiple charges
14. Lack of proper knowledge etc.


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