Economic Reforms and Small Farms: Implications for Production, Marketing and Employment examines the impact of agriculture-related economic and policy reforms on small, marginal, medium and large farmers in India. The study uses primary and secondary data to analyse production patterns, input use, productivity, farm income, marketing channels and employment diversification.

The book provides a comparative study of Punjab and Bihar, two states with very different agricultural structures. It discusses agricultural commercialisation, mechanisation, market access, non-farm employment, globalisation and the challenges faced by small and marginal farmers.