There are positive & negative impacts of globalization on Indian farmers as followed-

Positive impacts :

• New techniques are adopted in farming.
• Increase in productivity.
• Minimum usage of fertilizer and pesticides and water.
• Fruits, nuts, vegetables which were first imported from foreign countries are now produced at our places and exported which in turn increased foreign exchange.
• Research and Development to acquire a position in the world agriculture market.
• Establishment of food processing industries, increase in employment.
• Minimum wastage of grains, fruits, vegetables as we can adopt techniques from developed countries.

Negative impacts :

• Less manpower in the field leading to unemployment in villages.
• High cost.
• Increased gap between rich and poor farmers.
• High-cost leads to high loans which in case of crop failure results in high losses, forcing farmers to commit suicide.