The basic flaw in Zimbabwe's economy is that Zimbabwe lost its ability to feed itself.
So, if you don't produce enough agriculture commodities the prices and inflation are bound to go up. This is one lesson India had better learn from Zimbabwe, or it will be next.
In that case we are sitting on roses
Too much milk : too much meat ; too much butter ; too much tomatoes .........
Too many chickens too many pigs ( of the four and two leg variety )
In fact farmers are guaranteed minimum prices and if for instance tomatoes don't reach those price in mid summer they pay the farmers and destroy the tomatoes
On the other hand on the lay aside program farmers were paid NOT to produce grain or corn or whatever .....
