Answer:
1 and 11.
They have to borrow from large farmers or village money lenders or the traders who supply various inputs for cultivation ii.The risk profile of small farmers is very high.
Explanation:
This can be exemplified with the story of a small farmer -Savita.Who needed to borrow for capital to upgrade her farm.With high interest rate and great distress for repayment.
She needed the money for water, repair of tools and materials for the cultivation of 1 hectare wheat farm.The estimate was to the tune of Rs.30, 000,
Due to this enormous amount, that she could not afford,she approached Tajpal Singh,a large farmer, who gave her the loan of high interest rate 24% for a period of 4 months .Besides, as part of the conditions for the loan procurement, she must work on his farm as a labourer for Rs. 100 , during the harvesting seasons.
Despite having 3 kids to take care of,and need to harvest the produce on her own farm at the busy harvesting period,(high risk profile) she accepted this conditions because small farmers are securing loans, besides she needs to survive.