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Farmers' Socioeconomics Characteristics and Agricultural Information of Madaya Township, and Preliminary Survey Report On International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 11, Issue 8, August-2020 1731 ISSN 2229-5518 FARMERS' SOCIOECONOMICS CHARACTERISTICS AND AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION OF MADAYA TOWNSHIP, AND PRELIMINARY SURVEY REPORT ON FARMERS' RELUCTANCE OR INADEQUACY Nyi Nyi Myo Thant ABSTRACT - The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is one of Asia's leading agricultural countries. By the 1930s, Myanmar was one of the world's top rice exporters. According to the 2014 census, a significant proportion of the population lives in primary sector (agriculture, forestry and fisheries). Most of them are farmers who work in rice farming. Similarly, Madaya Township in this report also shows that (53.9%) of the total population live in primary sector, according to the 2014 Census. They work in agriculture, forestry and fisheries. In this study, 80 farmers were surveyed from 6 agricultural villages in Madara Township with a research questionnaire. This information was obtained in September, 2019. Secondary Data 9-Year Data Tables, Graphs and Maps drawn. Madaya Township representing the most important area of rice production were questioned on the socioeconomics characteristics, the actual inputs (agricultural costs), their products price in the market and their satisfaction, need, want and their suggestions. There was high agricultural costs and poor selling price in the markets. Additionally, were found the results insufficient income and unsatisfaction. Furthermore, the overall constraints are identified. It is generally considered to be good for agriculture, as Madaya Township is irrigated area. However, the management, the people of The lack of knowledge of economics and marketing is largely absent. According to this preliminary research, the most farmers in the government have not received the same kind of satisfaction. Although preliminary research data is available at the township level, it is important to note that the data is important to the state. To cultivate their livelihoods; Township level; According to this preliminary research report, there is an urgent need to expand Sample Size , which represents district and region level. SECTION (I) - INTRODUCTION supported from the government for the damage. Therefore there is no equity in the distribution of benefits and burdens. This factors decrease 1.1 Rationale of the StudyIJSER the positive sing in the political sectors. The dominance of agriculture, forestry and fishing (the One of these question "Do you have a satisfaction upon primary sector) is also consistent with the fact that Myanmar is still the representative for care farmers" answer is "Not" mean that 63.7 % predominantly a rural country. More than 50 % of the country's employed of the respondents have not a satisfaction upon the representative for population aged 10 and over worked in this sector(2014 Census). care farmers. These results may be there are many reasons. They have Agriculture in Myanmar , dominated by paddy rice cultivation ,generates not reached the any level of utility the government and representative. a direct or indirect economic livelihood for over 75 % of the population.In This result answer is not good for the new government because in Mandalay Region the population of employed person working in industry Madaya Township the population of employed person working in of " Agricultural, forestry and fishing" is 40.0 %.-Paddy rice lands area is industry of “ Agricultural, forestry and fishing “ is the highest with 53.9 53423 arca ( 2014 planning office data ) in Madaya Township. %. In Madaya Township the population of employed person working in industry of “ Agricultural, forestry and fishing “ is the highest with 53.9 % (2014 Census). Agricultural sector contributes 37.480 % to 1.2 Objective of the Study Township GDP (2017-18) and it's GDP growth rate is 3.9 % . But yielding area acre and grain total output value were occurred nearly The objectives of the study are constant in secondary data from 2010-11 to 2018-19. And secondary data and statistics show that the most farmers are even more likely to (a) to study the rice production area, rice production and farmers show their poverty because of their poor income condition. income condition. (b) to examine the actual input, selling price and farmer's Questionnaires to 80 respondents collected the information of satisfation. the preliminary survey report on farmers' reluctance or inadequacy. The analysis result show that the income for the 55.0% of respondent at the farming is below 200000 Ks. 31.3 % of respondents have a damage farm in previous years because of unsuitable weather conditions (heavy 1.3 Data raining) and untimely flooding from catchment and other disease associated with the farm. But only 2.5 % of respondents have been IJSER © 2020 http://www.ijser.org International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 11, Issue 8, August-2020 1732 ISSN 2229-5518 Primary data primary data through questionnaires and Yae Kyi 44 2621 2665 observation in mainly production area . U Dein 2420 2420 Secondary data from related departments such as General Administration Department, Department of Planning 2010-11 Htan Pin Kone 923 2 925 to 2018-19 and 2014 Census(Myanmar). Pin Lel Inn 295 1580 1875 1.4 Scope and Method of the Study This paper studied the socioeconomics charateristics and Kauk Yoe Pon 581 2960 3541 agricultural information of Madaya Township and farmers' reluctance or inadequacy. And this paper applies descriptive method with primary Nyaung Oke 470 2777 3247 data through questionnaires and observation in mainly production area and secondary data from related departments such as General Mway Pon Kan 3988 1083 2623 7694 Administration Department, Department of Planning 2010-11 to 2018- 19 and 2014 Census(Myanmar). It is used random sampling methods. Kyauk Sa Yit Kone Total respondent 80 are collected from 6 villages in Madaya Township (North) 1526 624 1442 41 3633 at 2019 September. Mway Hin Thar 63 1062 1125 1.5 Organization of the Study Sa Kyin 200 109 36 345 This study organized into five sections. The section one introduces the rationae of the study, objective of the study, data, scope Mway Shwe Khe 413 1446 1859 and method of the study and organization of the study. The section two presents the secondary data. The section three presents the analysis the effects on socioeconomics in rice production. The section four Myay Sun 1536 1536 presents respondents need, wants and suggestions. The section five presents conclusion including findings, recommendation and Yae Nant Thar 4873 3606 3 14 8496 suggestions. Tha Pyay Thar 1180 359 275 1814 Sa Lay 163 1676 396 2235 Myit Kan 893 758 260 1911 Gway Pin 330 464 223 1017 IJSER Sa Kar Pin 561 2707 731 102 4101 Zee Hpyu Kone 77 893 275 1245 Village Tract Le Ya Kaing Garden Total Ah Htet Taung Kaing 624 1562 406 127 2719 Kyaung Kone 341 154 80 575 Seik Thar 1024 1114 760 87 2985 SECTION (II) Tha Hpan Kaing 3808 402 60 4270 SECONDARY DATA INTERPRETATION Kwayt Taw 301 196 175 672 Table 2.1 Pan Ya 977 15 260 259 1511 Agricultural Sector , 2014 - Ward and Village Tract Agricultural area Kyauk Sa Yit Kone (South) 442 446 72 960 Village Tract Le Ye Kaing Garden Total IJSER © 2020 http://www.ijser.org International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 11, Issue 8, August-2020 1733 ISSN 2229-5518 Wun Su 1656 2102 35 3793 Auk Taung Kaing 68 1223 1291 Po Wa 1520 1520 Shan Taw 518 185 129 832 Taw Pu 416 760 1196 Set Hteik 886 113 122 1121 Thu Ye Zet 313 826 118 1257 Myit Kauk 215 296 30 541 Ha Lin 2 161 122 285 Te Kone 487 109 596 Tha Yet Taw 558 8 334 900 Nge Toe 1922 1922 The Kaw 448 2 135 220 805 Ya Ta Nar Bon Wai Hin Ga Ma 623 623 Mi 1140 11 1151 Thea Kyun 1066 1066 Pauk Wea 935 935 Yway Su 36 25 181 242 Nan Taw Kyun 1084 1084 Let kaung Gyi 3983 683 60 25 4751 Chaung Pauk 540 540 La Maing 3070 2695 14 5779 Kyar Pin 108 2338 200 140 2786 Village Tract Le Ya Kaing Garden Total Village Tract Le Ya Kaing Garden Total Kywe Chan Kone 306 306 Kyar 823 IJSER6 829 Su Kar 1065 1065 Madaya Kan Peit 873 27 900 Bay Meit 314 22 336 Lin Mway Chaung 795 8 803 Tha Min Twin 1207 9 1216 Ka Paing 367 367 War Yin Doke 678 7 4 689 Htee Taw Moe 719 13 732 Si Taing Kan 1661 2 1663 Tha Yet Kan (South) 561 1 562 Kan Ta Bet 799 33 12 844 Tha Yet Kan (North) 793 37 8 839 Taung Phone 1120 17 18 1155 Wa Thon Da Ra 584 1 585 Tha Lun Hpyu 793 793 Wet Khe 606 46 652 Nyaung Kone 1396 2084 1 3454 Shin Hla 1075 1075 Shwe Chaung 812 1744 2556 Shwe Boe Gyi 859 859 Lun Taung 2115 49 48 4 2216 Hin Thar Kone 924 924 IJSER © 2020 http://www.ijser.org International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 11, Issue 8, August-2020 1734 ISSN 2229-5518 Kyone 755 16 771 Aint Daing 738 738 Pyin Kar 402 402 Sin Kyun 198 198 Taung Kan 933 4074 5007 Shwe Baung 1284 1284 Hlaing Kyun 470 470 Thone Se Pay 735 735 Kone Tan Gyi 403 403 Village Tract Le Ya Kaing Garden Total No (1) 6 6 No (2) 56 37 93 No (3) 2 2 Figure 1 - The map of Madaya Township Agricultural Area 2014 No (4) 204 105 309 2014 Secondary data obtained from the Madaya Planning Office is computed as a color, and crop area index by village tracts and No (5) 212 212 wards.
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