New Delhi: As many as 54% of rural families are farmhouse agriculture, with 70% of them have less than 1 hectare land, the latest survey of land ownership and rural households has been found.
Furthermore, it was found that only 0.4% of the household of agriculture had land above 10 hectares.
Conversely, of the total non-agricultural households, which formed 46% of the total rural households, those who own land less than 1 ha almost 99%.
The survey, carried out by the office of the National Statistics for 2019, has found that nearly 77% of entrepreneurs entrepreneurs entrepreneurs, with 69% into plant production.
The remaining household which became the job covering 7.7% as a regular salary job while high 14% was casual labor.
Among non-agricultural households, 48.6% in casual delivery while almost 18% became a regular salary job.
What is important, it has been found that 8.2% of rural households do not have land – categories defined as having less than 0.002 ha of land.
Round land of social groups in rural areas makes important findings.
Castu scheduled to have 10.2% of rural land while the tribe scheduled to have 14.1% of the total land.
Conversely, “other backup” has 47% of the land and “the other” has 28.5% of the soil.
SCS contributed nearly 16% of agricultural households while tribes scheduled 14% and OBC were almost 46%.
Livestock ownership data makes interesting readings.
48.5% of households have “livestock” while 27.8% own buffalo.
As many as 10.7% have their own poultry bird while 21.9% own cow and other mammals.