Some South Indian Villages
Some South Indian Villages
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Or 5 4 I 4 Do. Half the labour of plucking. Ed. Of paddy per day (piece- wages). Weeding . .. 4 as. Or 4 ed. Of 2 2 Do. Only when transplantation does paddy per para. Not take place. Water- 4 as. Per day . .. For 3 I 13 Do. One person can supervise 12^ inspection. Months. Acres. Safe-keeping 4 paras of paddy 15 to 20 2 O Do. At the period of harvest he is of matured (Rs. 2) for 15 paid in kind. Paddy. Days. Harvesting For every six paras of paddy gathered one para Women chiefly engaged. (includ...ing is paid. Mowing, thrashing, etc. ). E, The yield per para is 10 to 20 fold f ; and in specially favoured lands even more. In this table the price of i edangali of paddy is taken to be i anna (which was the market rate 1916-1917). Statement showing the prices of staple food-grains in the Cochin State for the year 1915-6. Articles. Prices per maund of 82^ Ib. ( 1914-5. 1915-6. RS. A. P. RS. A. P. Rice (husked) 6 8 II 6 5 10 Wheat 5 14 i 5 '5 ii Peas 5 i 6 5121 Dholl 6 8 ii 7 5 2 Gram 38 3 1 7 Gingelly 997 8 6 i Green peas 3 5 ii 5 7 5 Bengal gram 5 J 5 2 5 '5 9 * [Approximately 180 Ib.
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Or 5 4 I 4 Do. Half the labour of plucking. Ed. Of paddy per day (piece- wages). Weeding . .. 4 as. Or 4 ed. Of 2 2 Do. Only when transplantation does paddy per para. Not take place. Water- 4 as. Per day . .. For 3 I 13 Do. One person can supervise 12^ inspection. Months. Acres. Safe-keeping 4 paras of paddy 15 to 20 2 O Do. At the period of harvest he is of matured (Rs. 2) for 15 paid in kind. Paddy. Days. Harvesting For every six paras of paddy gathered one para Women chiefly engaged. (includ...ing is paid. Mowing, thrashing, etc. ). E, The yield per para is 10 to 20 fold f ; and in specially favoured lands even more. In this table the price of i edangali of paddy is taken to be i anna (which was the market rate 1916-1917). Statement showing the prices of staple food-grains in the Cochin State for the year 1915-6. Articles. Prices per maund of 82^ Ib. ( 1914-5. 1915-6. RS. A. P. RS. A. P. Rice (husked) 6 8 II 6 5 10 Wheat 5 14 i 5 '5 ii Peas 5 i 6 5121 Dholl 6 8 ii 7 5 2 Gram 38 3 1 7 Gingelly 997 8 6 i Green peas 3 5 ii 5 7 5 Bengal gram 5 J 5 2 5 '5 9 * [Approximately 180 Ib.
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