Roadside vendors turned exporters: Meghalaya’s ‘numbered’ farmers reap fruits of labour
A 433-member organic farmers’ producer company in Ri-Bhoi district’s Jirang has become a model of successful farm collectivisation
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Discuss the implications of successful farm collectivisation on rural economies, focusing on the potential benefits and challenges faced by farmers like those in Ri-Bhoi district's Jirang.
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What is the name of the organic farmers’ producer company that has become a model for successful farm collectivisation in Meghalaya?
- A.Ri-Bhoi Organic Producers Co.
- B.Jirang Farmers' Collective
- C.Meghalaya Agricultural Consortium
- D.Khasi Hills Cooperative
The text states that a 433-member organic farmers’ producer company in Ri-Bhoi district's Jirang has become a model of successful farm collectivisation.
How many members are part of the organic farmers' producer company that has achieved success in Ri-Bhoi district?
- A.100
- B.200
- C.300
- D.433
The text states that the organic farmers’ producer company has 433 members.
What is the name of the district where this successful farm collectivisation model is located?
- A.Khasi Hills
- B.Ri-Bhoi
- C.Jirang
- D.Meghalaya
The text states that the successful farm collectivisation model is in Ri-Bhoi district.