Constraints Faced by the Paddy Growers in Adoption of Recommended Paddy Production Practices in Budgam District of Kashmir

Matto, Jehangir Muzaffar; Dar, Mushtaq Ahmad; Shah, Zahoor A.; Mir, Rufaida

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2017.612.137

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“…Thus, they stated that earlier, rice growers' societies, cooperatives or even seed was available locally as there was farmer to farmer exchange on many situations, but that sort of cooperation among farmers has been dwindling day by day. The results were in agreement with the findings of Manoj et al [19], Nhemachena and Hassan [20], Shivamurthy [12], Jayshree [18], Dhenge [21], Narayana [14], Rajendra [15], Ram [17], Matto et al [5], Lakitana et al [6], Parmar [8] and Sharma [10].…”

Section: Economical Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming...supporting

confidence: 92%

“…Most of them were having difficulty in processing because, millers had strong hand in charging high rates during peak periods. Similar results were observed in the studies of Shivamurthy [12], Jayshree [18], Narayana [14], Negash (2013), Rajendra [15], Ram [17], Matto et al [5], Parmar [8], Wakhet [9] and Sharma [10].…”

Section: Social Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming Sus...supporting

confidence: 88%

“…The crop was susceptible to lodging due to erratic summer showers and un precedented wind gales as a consequent of this, the farmers were losing almost entire crop. Similar such reports were quoted by Shivamurthy [12], Ahmed [13], Narayana [14], Rajendra [15], Gonibasappa [16], Ram [17], Matto et al [5] and Wakhet [9].…”

Section: Ecological Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming...supporting

confidence: 83%

“…A study in Kashmir to evaluate, the barriers to farmers implementing recommended agricultural practises in paddy cultivation. These barriers included, lack of skill in seed treatment (98.88%), lack of technical advice for seed storage (93.33%), irregular visits from agricultural officers (94.44%), low rate of paddy in the local market (84.44%), high rate of seeds (72.73%) and insufficient and unsuitable irrigation systems [5]. Based on findings of the second phase of our research, 83.00 per cent of the farmers fertilised their crop during the rice-growing season.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Constraints Experienced by the Paddy Farmers in Three Agroclimatic Zones of Telangana State, India

Rani,

Naik,

Reddy

et al. 2023

IJECC

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The present investigation was conducted during 2021-22 to assess the constraints experienced by the paddy farmers in three agroclimatic zones of farming sustainability in Telangana state. Findings revealed that, constraints such as high cost of seed varieties (I), lack of knowledge and skill for determining economic threshold level of pests and diseases (II), labour scarcity due to Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (I), labour scarcity during peak operations (II), insufficient finance with farmers (I), high rental charges for farm machinery (II), lack of new technologies and uneconomically viable solutions for residue management (I), lack of knowledge about input management (II), lack of information about government schemes (I), lack of information about recent pest-management strategies (II) were the first and second priority constraints under ecological, social, economical, technical and institutional dimensions respectively. Accordingly, Government organisations, NGO’s, ATMA, KVK’s, DAATC’s, SAU’s should look after certain issues such as providing seeds at affordable cost , Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme must give prioritize to agricultural field operations along with other activities, crop loan must be sanctioned to every farmer by considering crop yield assurance and bring out new technologies like happy seeder to remove residues but also allows the farmer to seed the new crop without involving manual labour, which saves time and money for the farmers. Extension education functionaries and line departments experts must use the Situation Based Extension with Participatory Approach (SBEA) in order to effectively overcome constraints and get feedback, which act as source for ATMA action plans to implement at grass root level.

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Section: Economical Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming...supporting

confidence: 92%

Section: Social Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming Sus...supporting

confidence: 88%

Section: Ecological Constraints Faced By the Paddy Farmers In Farming...supporting

confidence: 83%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Constraints Experienced by the Paddy Farmers in Three Agroclimatic Zones of Telangana State, India

Rani,

Naik,

Reddy

et al. 2023

IJECC

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“…The challenges were initially included in the pre-structured schedule by reviewing the articles on problems faced by the paddy farmers in paddy production and marketing during the COVID-19 regime. The challenges faced by the paddy farmers in paddy production and marketing during the COVID-19 regime were as follows: Lack of accessibility to the market, nonavailability of inputs, high input cost, nonavailability of farm labour, high wage rate of labour, high transportation costs, non-availability of the required information on price/prices in other markets, lack of warehousing facility, nonavailability of packaging material, No financial assistance, lack of storage facilities, lack of adequate extension support, middlemen malpractices and delay in payments after selling the produce [8][9][10][11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Anthony

Suseela

Paul

et al. 2023

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Rice is the main food for about 800 million people in India, which constitutes about 65% of its population. The unexpected imposition of lockdown with very little preparation obstructed farming and the food systems in numerous different ways. Rice was majorly affected by the restrictions during COVID-19; hence the present study was designed. A multistage sampling design was adopted the for selection of the sample. Garrett’s ranking method was used to prioritize challenges and the results revealed high input cost, high wage rate of labour, high transportation cost, and non-availability of farm labour were major challenges faced by paddy farmers to cope with these challenges we suggested that Government should provide adequate inputs to the farmers at a judicious time on a need basis through RBK’s, high need to encourage farmers towards mechanization, labour scarcity should be reduced by employing MGNREGA workers in operations, Government should provide required inputs at lower/ judicious prices by establishing the manufacture industries and also should ensure that correct and reliable market information to reach the farmers.

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Constraints Facing Rice Farmers in Iraq

Kshash¹,

Oda

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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There is a decrease in cultivated area and production of rice in Iraq. This study was conducted in Mahanawiyah District, Diwaniyah Province, Iraq, to identify constraints facing rice farmers. One hundred and thirty rice farmers were randomly selected. A list of 3 categories affecting rice cultivation: production, financial and institutional, covering 25 constraints was prepared and administered to the respondents.50% of rice farmers indicated there was a high level of constraint facing them. Water shortage, low price during harvested, laborious nature of rice cultivation, weeding problems, poor extension service, scarcity of trained labor, high cost of inputs(fertilizer, pesticides), reluctance of rural youth to involve in rice cultivation, high cost of irrigation, high cost of improved varieties, instability of government policies for rice production, low productivity, unfavorable government marketing system, and high cost of land preparation, were the most cited. There were a negative significant relationships between respondents age, educational level and years of experience in rice cultivation with overall constraint score. Constraints were differed in their effect depending on rice farmer’s characteristics’.

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Constraints Faced by the Paddy Growers in Adoption of Recommended Paddy Production Practices in Budgam District of Kashmir

Cited by 4 publications

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Constraints Experienced by the Paddy Farmers in Three Agroclimatic Zones of Telangana State, India

Constraints Experienced by the Paddy Farmers in Three Agroclimatic Zones of Telangana State, India

Challenges Faced by the Paddy Farmers during COVID-19 Regime in Andhra Pradesh

Constraints Facing Rice Farmers in Iraq

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