In the wake of the year 2000, a discernible transformation has taken place in the primary income sources for agricultural households in India. Extracted from the Situation Assessment Surveys (SAS) conducted during 2003, 2014, and 2019, the data portrays a shifting landscape in income distribution across crucial categories—crop production, livestock farming, non-farm activities, and wages/salaries. This analysis offers a glimpse into the changing patterns of income allocation, emphasizing the significance of crop production, the role of livestock farming, the influence of non-farm activities, and the growing reliance on wages and salaries. The dataset pro...
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