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The sample size entailed of 120 respondents selected from these villages by proportionate sampling method. The respondents were interviewed personally administering a well-structured and pre-tested interview schedule. The statistical tools viz., frequency and percentage analysis were used to analyze data. The constraints encountered by the little millet cultivating tribal farmers were thoroughly analyzed and discussed.How to cite this article : Vasanthapriya, S., Premavathi, R., Jamal, K. Qudsiya and Sureshverma, R. (2017). Constraints faced by tribal farmers on little millet (Samai) cultivation: An analysis.

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