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The main variables of economic development have been regarded as Income, Investment and Saving. The increase in capital stock along with its efficiency directly influences the productive capacity of the economy for increasing the total output or income. However, the growth in capital is in turn directly dependent on the part of additional output which is not immediately consumed but is saved and available for investment or increase in capital. The farmers of the study area were having two main source of income, i.e. Agricultural and nonagricultural sources. The estimated total income received from all sources, on overall average basis, came to Rs. 332793.67 of which agricultural sources amounted to Rs. 303789.01 (91.28 per cent) and non-agricultural resources Rs. 16625.16 (4.99 per cent) and borrowing to 12389.50 (3.71 per cent). The total agricultural income (Rs. 332793.67 overall average) crop production accounted for the highest share being 77.98 per cent, followed by milk production 16.53 per cent, agricultural wages 3.06 per cent and hiring out of machinery 2.58 per cent. As regards different size groups, the percentage share of income received from crop production gave an increasing trend while that of milk production and agricultural wage earnings a decreasing trend with the rise in farm size. | Economic study of the level of income from different sources on the sample farms holdings in district mau Nath Bhanjan (U.P.), India
