Private Sector Agricultural Companies can take over the burden of farming from the farmers in areas like southern states of India, and provide guaranteed salaries of up to Rs.50,000 to the farmers. This reduces the risk to small farmers and provides them with a steady source of income in floods and droughts. Same way, land needed for Infrastructure Development can be taken over from farmers at a lease, for an amount equivalent to half the profit, the farmer would have made, if he had done farming there. Introduction Agriculture in India has always been carried out by farmers, who have toiled in fields for a very long period, without modern equipment and technology, because of a lack of participation from private sector players. Farmers in India have always depended on Government subsidies and its Minimum Support Program, which allows farmers to sell their produce at a premium above market price. This not only alleviates competitive market practices, which spurs growth and more pr...