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A Presentation on EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES IN
AGRICULTURAL FINANCE By Sri S S BHAT General
Manager Priority Credit Financial Inclusion
Wing, H.O. Bangalore
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Overview of Indian Agriculture
  • Our Food Production has been stagnating since
    2001-02
  • It is time we started the next round of green
    revolution
  • Agri Business and Agri Processing should drive
    the second round of Green revolution with
    diversification of crop production
  • Developed countries have converted their
    agriculture into Agri-Business
  • .

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Contd..
  • India is in the threshold of transforming its
    Agriculture into Agro-Processing due to
  • Huge emerging domestic market with change of
    lifestyle of people
  • High potential for exports to developing/
    developed countries
  • Agri-Business to create job opportunities in
    Rural Areas

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Agri credit-as enabler of increased farm
productivity
Outline of Issues Agriculture growth, an urgent
priority -Flow of credit to agriculture is
critical closely monitored Reducing size of
land holdings- affecting viability of
farming Poor capital formation at farm
level-little credit beyond production
credit Emerging opportunities give the edge
for building viable models Much criticism-Banks
predominant short term Production credit a
little term loan
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Canara Banks initiatives in agricultural finance
  • Delivery initiatives-
  • Hi-Tech Agri Finance branches, Agri focus
    branches with AEOs Agri Finance Cells
  • Agri-Business Marketing Units
  • Marketing reaching Corporate managements
  • Agriculture Consultancy Services
  • To provide Consultancy services for
    formulation/appraisal of projects
  • To take up viability study-of existing projects
    /stimulus/rehabilitation packages

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STRATEGIES FOR INCREASING AGRICULTURE LENDING
  • Identify borrowers through Extensive Credit
    Camps.
  • Cluster Approach to be adopted.
  • More thrust to Term Loans and investment loans
    under Agri Projects
  • Garner Agri-Corporate accounts by involving
    ABMOs.
  • Popularise Value Chain Finance, Contract Farming
    and Hire Purchase of Farm Machineries
  • Encourage post harvest finance.

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Indian Agri- Business as an investment
  • Corporates Both Indian and Multinational
    identifying agro processing as an opportunity.
  • Scope for Joint ventures with global players.
  • Huge potential for infrastructure creation like
    cold storages, chilling plants, market yards and
    handling facilities.
  • Encouraging Contract Farming including organic
    farming.

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  • Investment by venture capitals.
  • Channel financing and financing modern retail
    outlets
  • Private Agri -extension initiatives
  • Organic farming
  • Going for Hi-Tech Agriculture like Floriculture,
    Tissue Culture, Aquaculture.

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STRATEGIES FOR CHOOSING PROJECTS
Individual would chose a project which. -
Gives more benefit than cost - Maximum rate
of return among alternatives - Adequate return
in quickest possible time
  • Banks would choose projects which would....
  • Give enough incremental income to repay principal
    interest
  • Leave some surplus to improve standard of living
    of farmers
  • Give quicker return to borrowers
  • Sufficient Cash Generation for repayment
    obligation.

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Agro Based Industries
  • Project Financing
  • Appraisal of Projects Syndication of
    Loans
  • Long term Loans in local currency and foreign
    currency for buildings, machinery, technology
    upgradation.
  • Working capital facilities
  • Export financing
  • Term Loans for Upgradation of existing units to
    adopt modern technology/ Standards

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Financing opportunities for Commercial Banks
  • Post harvest management
  • 1/3rd of fruits and vegetables produced in the
    country are wasted due to poor cold storage and
    handling facilities.
  • Cold Chains controlled atmosphere cold storages
    for fruits and vegetables, Milk chilling plants,
    Refrigerated vehicles
  • Creation of market yards and other infrastructure
  • Financing quality testing and certifying agencies
  • Labeling and Packaging industry

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  • Food parks with common facilities for storage,
    effluent treatment etc.
  • Finance against goods stored in warehouses in
    association with Collateral Management Companies.
  • Bill discounting facilities to agriculturists
    against acceptance of Bill of Exchange by the
    purchasing company.
  • Opportunities in price risk mitigation using
    commodity derivatives.

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FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES
Contract Farming / Tie-up arrangements
  • Sugar cane
  • Cotton
  • Broiler Poultry
  • Seed Production
  • Grapes
  • Vegetables
  • Gherkins
  • Dairy
  • Aqua Ventures
  • Spices Processing
  • Rubber Farming
  • Winery Units

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Agro Based Industries
  • Some examples
  • Seed production
  • Fruits and vegetables processing Vineries
  • Food grain processing
  • Meat and meat products, Egg powder
  • Marine exports
  • Extraction of oleoresins, Natural dyes
  • Extraction of aromatic compounds
  • Bio fertilizers, Bio pesticides
  • Bio Technology

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AGRO BASED INDUSTRIES
  • FOOD GRAIN PROCESSING
  • - Flour Mills, Wheat atta/suji, Rice Mill, Corn
    flakes
  • PROCESSING OF FRUITS VEGETABLES
  • - Mango, Pineapple, Litchi, Guava etc. for pulp
    production with aseptic packaging for exports
  • FREEZE DRYING OF PRODUCTS (IQF)
  • - Potato chips, French fries, Peas, Culinary
    Herbs

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  • WINERY UNITS
  • - French varieties of grapes
  • SEA FOOD PROCESSING
  • Tiger prawns, Shrimps other fish products
  • PROCESSING OF MILK
  • - Processed Milk, Cheese, Butter, Ice Cream etc.
  • PROCESSING OF MEAT MEAT PRODUCTS
  • - Poultry, Lamb, Pork etc

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  • Aromatic Medicinal Plants
  • - Extraction of essential oils / compounds viz.
    Ashwagandha, Rosemary, Coleus, Patchouli
  • Spices Condiments
  • - Extraction of Oleoresins
  • Bio Diesel Production
  • - Jatropha, Pongamia
  • Natural Dyes
  • - Annato

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  • POST HARVEST MANAGEMENT
  • - Rural Godowns, Warehouses promoted by Govt.
  • Cold Chains
  • Controlled Atmosphere Cold Storages
  • Milk Chilling Plants
  • Refrigerated Vehicles
  • Irradiation Plants Use of gama rays to improve
    shelf life - Cereals, Pulses, Meat, Onion, Potato
    etc.

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  • Capital Investment Assistance (Subsidy)
  • - National Horticulture Board (NHB)
  • - Agricultural and Processed Foods Export
    Development Authority (APEDA)
  • - Department of Agriculture Co-operation
  • - National Horticulture Mission

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To sum up-
  • Agriculture growth, a priority for an inclusive
    growth.
  • The road ahead offers a promising opportunity as
    well as challenge for Indian Agriculture.
  • The role of banks more specifically the Field
    level Officers ( AEOs/ROs) is crucial in
    providing the much needed credit for capital
    investment and meeting the need of Rural Poor.
  • Visualise the emerging business opportunities and
    be a proud partner in ushering in another era of
    excellence in agriculture production.

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