Abstract
India is a largest country possesses considerable agricultural development. Several areas exhibit various features hence that none of the plan can be conceived for all agricultural divisions around the country. The national income of agriculture is often taken as a barometer of economic development. Agricultural sector in India has marked an admirable performance over the last decades by improving the global market position. With a 52 of 18 percent between 1969-2021, contribution to GDP decreases and the sector provides 55.47 percent of employment opportunities. On the whole GDP growth towards agricultural sector was 6.9% at the national level. Since, several studies on Tamil Nadu concentrated on areas like cropping pattern related to productivity. Thus, the study attempts to reach the shifting pattern of cropping pattern and significant influence on Agricultural Productivity in Tamil Nadu. The study has taken up for five years from 2016-2017 and 2020--2021 and the select crops are restricted with principal crops only. The selected crops are Cotton, Sugarcane, Tea, Coffee and Coconut. Thus, the study concluded that the price of Tea, Sugarcane, Coffee and Cotton has a greater significant impact on Agricultural productivity. Hence, the study suggests that TNAS has to improve agricultural productivity by making intensive integrated farming system, soil health improvement through bio fertilizer and Green Manuring which induce the residual growth in Agricultural production during the study period.
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