The study entitled "A Study on Marketing of Vermicompost in Mirzapur District of Uttar Pradesh" In this study, primary data was collected from Majhawa block of the district. 5% of the villages were selected from the selected blocks, 10% of the survey participants were selected from the selected villages, and the selected participants were divided into five groups according to land ownership: marginal, small, semi-medium, medium and large, and the research was conducted. During the research, it was observed that there were two business methods for vermicomposting in the study area. Channel 1 (producer-consumer) and channel II (producer-retailer-consumer). This study evaluated business margins, communication costs, business efficiency, and constraints of participants in the vermicomposting industry. In channel I, marketing margin is 59.85%, price spread is 40% and marketing efficiency is 148.9%. In channel-II, marketing margin is 25%, price spread is 63.5% and marketing efficiency is 133.33% respectively.
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