Monsoon delay won't hit business: Jain Irrigation

Published on Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 13:07 |  Source : CNBC-TV18

Updated at Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 16:31  

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Anil Jain, MD, Jain Irrigation Systems said that delay in the monsoon was a matter of concern but it was not time to panic. "Our business is not directly dependent on rains on the immediate basis. If it rains in the next seven days, then still good amount of farm output will come and the impact may be only about 5-10% depending on the crop shift," he said. He expected current year growth to be between 40-50%.

C Mithun Chand, ED, Kaveri Seeds didn't see a huge drop in demand because of delay in the monsoon.
Also read: Monsoon delay: No cause of alarm, says MET
Here is a verbatim transcript of the exclusive interview with Anil Jain and C Mithun Chand on CNBC-TV18. Also watch the accompanying video.
Q: This delay in the monsoon by about two-weeks already - how serious is it? Would it result in serious shifts in cropping pattern or even crop output?

Jain: It could. It is a matter of concern but it is still not time to panic because lot of farmers have still not sown a lot of seeds of whatever crops they wanted to do and even if rains come within let us say two-weeks maximum, then still good amount of output will come and the impact may be only about 5-10% depending on whatever the crop shifting takes place. For example let is say in Maharashtra lot of farmers are going for cotton. If the rains don't come for the next 2-3 weeks especially dry land farmers, they will try and do some sunflower, urad or any other short crops which can give them enough rain but people have lot of expectations - farmers especially because if you would have seen in the last year, farmers got very good prices for sugarcane, for cotton and so on. Within farmers there is this huge expectation that this year also would be good, so a lot of farmers wanting to go ahead and plant as soon as they can. 
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