Dr. Anil Bhat

Assistant Professor
Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu, India

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, India

My URL
https://livedna.org/91.17822

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Area of Interest:

Economics
Agricultural Economics
Rural Development
Economic Growth
Global Marketing

Selected Publications

  1. Kachroo, J., A. Sharma and A. Bhat, 2013. Study on growth and instability of maize in jammu and kashmir. Econ. Affairs, 58: 21-28.
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  2. yotiKachroo, J., A. Bhat and D. Kachroo, 2012. Economic evaluation of production and marketing of orange in jammu region of jammu and kashmir state. Indian J. Agri. Marketing, 26: 150-167.

  3. yotiKachroo, J., A. Bhat and D. Kachroo, 2012. Resource use efficiency of orange and kinnow cultivation in jammu region of j&k state. J. Appl. Hortic., 14: 146-151.

  4. Singh, S.P., A. Bhat, N. Kumar and C. Kumar, 2012. A study of marketed and marketable surplus of paddy in bishnah block of jammu district, j&k. Int. Res. J. Agri. Econ. Stat., 03: 340-343.

  5. Manish, S., B. Sharad and B. Anil, 2012. Scenario of foodgrains production in india as well as haryana. J. Progressive Agri., 3: 86-88.
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  6. Anil, B., P.K. Sharma and A. Vivek, 2012. Participation of rural women in decision making. Agriculturist, 23: 1-4.

  7. Sudhakar, d., S. Pawan and B. Anil, 2011. An analytical study of capital formation in india: With special reference to indian agriculture. Econ. Affairs., 56: 335-343.

  8. Singh, S.P., P.K. Sharma and B. Anil, 2011. Economic viability of allahabad kshetriya gramin bank and its selected branches (A case study of rrbs of eastern u.p.). Bioved, 22: 223-230.

  9. Sharma, P.K., S. Dwivedi, B. Anil and S.P. Singh, 2011. Marketed surplus of maize in intermediate zone of jammu and kashmir. Res. J. Agric. Sci. Srinagar, 2: 896-898.

  10. Sharma, P.K., B. Anil and S.P. Singh, 2011. Curtailing market risk in hilly areas through commodity future trading: A study of farmers perspective. Biove, 22: 143-150.

  11. Kachroo, J., B. Anil, S. Arti and S.P. Singh, 2011. Gender contribution towards maize crop production under rainfed ecosystems of jammu. Agriculturist, 22: 139-146.

  12. Bhat, A., J. Kachroo and D. Kachroo, 2011. Economic appraisal of kinnow production and its marketingunder north -western himalayan region of jammu. Agr. Econ. Res. Rev., 24: 283-290.
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