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Studying the Sugar Production Process in Pakistan29. Is there any deduction depending on the quality of sugarcane? If yes, how is the rate determinedscientifically?YesNoComments:30. Is this deduction on the basis of quality of sugarcane legally correct?YesNoComments:31. What are the most popular reasons for crop failure?Unfavorable WeatherDiseasesLodgingComments:32. Who bears the cost of crop failure?FarmersSugar millsComments:33. What are the most common diseases that attack sugarcane?WHIP SMUT (Ustilago scitaminea) SydSTEM CANKERRED ROTLEAF SPOTPOKKAH BOENGSUGARCANE MOSAIC VIRUSOther34. Does the mill provide seeds to farmers? If yes does it also provide fungicides?Yes the mill provides seeds and fungicidesNo the mill doesn’t provide seeds and fungicidesYes the mill provides seeds onlyYes the mill provides fungicides onlyComments:35. Do you provide any training or advice to farmers for the better productivity of crop?YesNoy 57
Corporate Social ResponsibilityComments:36. Who dominate sugarcane cultivation in Pakistan? Please tick one.Small sized farmersMedium sized farmersLarge sized farmers37. Do you consider the payment process to farmers as efficient and fair?YesNoComments:38. If there is a delay in payment, why is it so?39. Do you think this delay has negative consequences for the farmers?YesNoComments:40. There are agents who offer the farmers a trouble free passage for their stock and a promptpayment, who are these agents?IV. Gur-making Market41. Do you think the traditional gur making should be permissible?YesNoComments:42. The Sugarcane Act 1934 banned gur making in many ‘reserved area’ and prohibited farmers tosell their produce to any other buyer but the particular mill, do you think this was fair?YesNoComments:43. Where does the demand for gur lie?V. Accessibility44. Sugar is a necessity, edible good, is there any mechanism ensuring that the entire population ofthe country has access to this necessity?YesNoComments:45. Do the poorest of the nation also have access to this necessity?YesNoy 58
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