Introduction

Over the last thirty years, there has been a significant shift in agricultural
markets and agricultural commodity trading around the world. The globe is
expanding and shifting from a national market to an international trade
system, which means that small-scale farmers compete with large-scale
industrial farmers from other countries in a single marketplace.
There is pressure on local farmers in certain countries such as Sri Lanka
to commercialize their businesses. This includes the increased living cost
and necessities of farming families, growth of urban areas and population,
and decline in the size of land. In order for a local farmer to overcome
these modern challenges, they will require more innovative systems for
production and processing. Hence, agricultural entrepreneurship or
agripreneurship is now of vital importance