Vibis Natural Bee Farm –A Case Study

Vibis Natural Bee Farm –A Case Study

AUTHORS :

S. N. Tripathy

 

DOI :

CP2020/OCT-MAR/ARTCL1

 

ABSTRACT :

The present paper with the help of secondary sources of data attempts to capture the major events that shaped the course of cooperative movements in Odisha. The paper portrays the prevailing socio-economic factors and key events which contributed to the development of cooperatives in different phases and its genesis and growth trend in Odisha in the national perspectives.

 
REFERENCES :
  1. Bengal under the Lieutenant-Governors, Vol. I. In C. Buckland – Northcok, S. (n.d.).
  2. Madras Provincial Banking Enquiry Committee Report, 5 Vols. Madras. – Government of Madras. (1930).
  3. Contractual Labour in Agricultural Sector. Discovery Publishing. – Tripathy, S. (2000).
  4. Co-operative Movement in Odisha: Highlights of Progress. Odisha Review, February – March, 51-54. – Senapati, S. (2012).
  5. Annual Activity Report 2018-19. Cooperation Department. –   Government of Odisha.
 
KEYWORDS :

Cooperatives Movements, Rural credit, Money lenders, Farmers.

AUTHORS :

S.Dharmaraj

 
DOI :

CP2019/APR-SEPT/ARTCL3

 
ABSTRACT :

Women entrepreneurs are constantly re-writing the history with their skills and confidence, and providing a new face of life to the rural population through innovative ventures.

Here is a look at a bold women entrepreneurs who have made invaluable contributions to rural industry especially in the field of apiculture; an essential allied agricultural activity. Bee-keeping or Apiculture, in general, has been taken-up as hobby or at micro level as an additional income generation activity in rural folks.

Undertaking apiculture as a full-fledged entrepreneurial venture by an individual, except certain business enterprises is rarely found. Not many find their way to the proverbial land of milk and honey, but Josephine Arokiya Mary’s slow and steady steps took her there. Her enterprise called Vibis Natural Bee Farming has touched the annual turnover of Rs.3 Crore. Scaling to the greater heights of her entrepreneurship did not come easy.

The study is a sweetening sweat story of a housewife turned agripreneur.

 
REFERENCES :
    1. Bengal under the Lieutenant-Governors, Vol. I. In C. Buckland – Northcok, S. (n.d.).
    2. Madras Provincial Banking Enquiry Committee Report, 5 Vols. Madras. – Government of Madras. (1930).
    3. Contractual Labour in Agricultural Sector. Discovery Publishing. – Tripathy, S. (2000).
    4. Co-operative Movement in Odisha: Highlights of Progress. Odisha Review, February – March, 51-54. – Senapati, S. (2012).
    5. Annual Activity Report 2018-19. Cooperation Department. –   Government of Odisha.