90

Income:
Value of

1. Paddy grain (52^ maunds at 42-0-0 for
21 maunds)..........

2. Straw (2^ cartloads at 2-0-0 per unit) . _

Rs. As. Ps.

105
5

0 0
0 0

110 0 0
45 13 0

75 12 0

Net profit to the capitalistic cultivator . . .
Net profiit to the self-working cultivator . .

(i) Paddy :—(b) Marvel—another species of rice.

This species of rice differs from the former mainly in
two respects, (i) It is invariably grown in dry-crop land
and not rice-land. (2) It is never transplanted. Every
other detail is similar to that given in connection with
Kada. This species, however, requires more labourious
weeding than the other. The following is the balance-
sheet of this crop :

EXPENDITURE
With hired labour
With cultivator's own labour

1. Labour cost (animals and men) (a) Cleansing the land . . . ( I) Removing stubbles etc. . . (c) Tilling the land, sowing Marvel .......
Rs. As, Ps.
1 4 0 1 10 0
500
Rs. As. Ps.
200

(d) One after ploughing and harrowing ......
190
080

($ ) Fencing .......
1 14 0

(f) Two weedings ..... (g) Bringing to the spot, Marvel. (h) Separating grains , . , .
13 0 0 3 14 0 500
280

Total . 2. Cost of fencing material . . . . 3. Cost of seed, 3 maunds @ Rs. 2-0-0
33 3 0 0 12 0
600
500 0 12 0
600

4. Land Revenue ....,,.
160
160

Grand Total .
41 5 0
13 2 0