Agribusiness Entrepreneurs and their Market Share

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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Sheikh
Dr. Bilal Ahmad Sheikh
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Dr. Yamini Raut
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Dr. F.A. Shaheen
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Dr. Omer Fayaz Khan
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Dr. Imran Mehraj Dar
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Abstract

Agribusiness venture has huge function in the economy to foster rural development in the nation. The current agribusiness venture in UT of Jammu and Kashmir is mainly in the nature of food processing units. They have implications on food security and essential necessities of human beings. The present study aims at recognizing qualities, shortcomings, opportunities, and threats for agribusiness ventures with economic and financial perspectives in UT of Jammu and Kashmir to capture market share. The article also proposes sufficient agribusiness entrepreneurship Characteristics, for example, Company image and Product Quality for tending to factors that obstruct the development and improvement of agribusiness entrepreneurship in Jammu and Kashmir. Hence, based on the survey data generated through 130 Agribusiness entrepreneurs where analyzed and the corresponding implications and Suggestions are discussed in the work.

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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Sheikh. 2026. \u201cAgribusiness Entrepreneurs and their Market Share\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary GJHSS-H Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue H7): .

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Agribusiness venture has huge function in the economy to foster rural development in the nation. The current agribusiness venture in UT of Jammu and Kashmir is mainly in the nature of food processing units. They have implications on food security and essential necessities of human beings. The present study aims at recognizing qualities, shortcomings, opportunities, and threats for agribusiness ventures with economic and financial perspectives in UT of Jammu and Kashmir to capture market share. The article also proposes sufficient agribusiness entrepreneurship Characteristics, for example, Company image and Product Quality for tending to factors that obstruct the development and improvement of agribusiness entrepreneurship in Jammu and Kashmir. Hence, based on the survey data generated through 130 Agribusiness entrepreneurs where analyzed and the corresponding implications and Suggestions are discussed in the work.

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