Impact of Front Line Demonstration (FLD) on Area and Productivity of Wheat Growers in Jabalpur District of Madhya Pradesh

Kumari, Kalpana; Pyasi, VK; Sharma, Ashutosh

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2017.612.258

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“…It could be seen in Table 2, confirms that out of 150 beneficiary farmers, greater part 60.00 percent of the respondents had low increased their area under wheat cultivation followed by 22.67 percent of the respondents had medium change in area and only 17.33 percent of the respondents had high category of increased the area under wheat cultivation after adopting the recommended packages of practices of WFLDs. This finding is in line with Badodiya et al (2021) & Pyasi, and Sharma (2017)…”

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“…It could be experiential that the table 1 shows that out of 150 beneficiary farmers, a large number, 50.00 percent of the respondents were having low (up to 3.8 q/ha) productivity increased, followed by 26.00 percent of the respondents had medium change (3.9-5.13 q/ha) in their productivity and only 24.00 percent respondent reported (5.14-6.5 q/ha) the yield increased in wheat cultivation after adopting the new technologies through WFLDs. Similar findings were also reported by Pyasi and Sharma (2017) and Singh (2017). It could be seen in Table 2, confirms that out of 150 beneficiary farmers, greater part 60.00 percent of the respondents had low increased their area under wheat cultivation followed by 22.67 percent of the respondents had medium change in area and only 17.33 percent of the respondents had high category of increased the area under wheat cultivation after adopting the recommended packages of practices of WFLDs.…”

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Socio-Economic and Agrarian Impact of Wheat Frontline Demonstrations in Malwa Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Jain¹,

Sharma²,

Singh³

2023

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Wheat is the most important and popular cereals crop in India. Wheat is the main source of nutrients and energy in the human diet. The study was conducted in five district of the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. The total sample was consist 300 farmers (150 beneficiary farmers and 150 non-beneficiary farmers). A large number, 50.00 percent of the respondents were having low category, increased (up to 3.8 q/ha) productivity after adopting the new technologies through WFLDs and larger part 60.00 percent of the respondents had low category increased their area under wheat cultivation. A comparison between beneficiary and non-beneficiary farmers, 08.00 percent of the beneficiary farmers reported their overall annual income was increased in high category i.e. >Rs. 100,000/-due to the FLDs of wheat production technology and only 02.00 percent of the non-beneficiary farmers reported their overall annual income was increased in high category i.e. >Rs. 100,000/-. Almost 72.67 percent of the respondents reported their overall purchasing power & improvement in life style was increased, due to the FLDs of wheat production technology. Majority 88.67 percent of the farmers expressed that MSP should be double in ways of effectiveness. The next opinion 81.67 percent of the farmers were cost of input should be decreased.

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Socio-Economic and Agrarian Impact of Wheat Frontline Demonstrations in Malwa Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Jain¹,

Sharma²,

Singh³

2023

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“…To compare the adoption behavior of green gram production technology among beneficiaries and nonbeneficiaries (FLD) Farmers Jatav (2010) Kangali (2012) revealed that in case of adopter of frontline demonstration of chickpea growers, majority of the farmers (50.00%) possessed partial adoption of total chickpea production technology considered in the study followed by (40.00%) farmers had full adoption and (10.00%) farmers had low adoption of chickpea production technology respectively. Kumari (2015) reported that majority of the FLD beneficiaries (58.00%) were having high adoption of wheat production technology. Whereas majority of non-FLD beneficiaries (50.00%).…”

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Adoption Behaviour of Beneficiary and Non-Beneficiary (FLD) Farmers of Green Gram Cultivation Khargone District of Madhya Pradesh

Chouhan¹,

Choudhary²,

Wankhede³

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India produces variety of pulses including chickpea 39.00 per cent, pigeon pea 21.00 per cent, green gram 11.00 per cent, black gram 10.00 per cent, lentil 7.00 per cent, field pea 5.00 per cent and other of around 14.00 million tonnes annually from an area of around 23.63 million hectares, with an average yield of around 650 kg per hectare, which is one of the largest producing country in the world. The major pulses producing states are Madhya Pradesh 23.00 per cent, Uttar Pradesh 18.00 per cent, Maharashtra 14.00 per cent, Rajasthan 11.00 per cent, Andhra Pradesh 9.00 per cent and Karnataka 6.00 per cent where pulses are predominantly grown as rainfed crops. The Front Line Demonstration (FLD) is to demonstrate newly released crop production and protection technologies and its management practices in the farmers' field under different agro-climatic regions and farming situation. the impact of Krishi Vigyan Kendra in terms of adoption of improved agriculture production practices, a sample of 60 non-beneficiary farmers was selected from control villages. Thus, a total of 120 farmers will be selected as respondent for the study purpose. Out of total beneficiaries, 45.00 per cent had medium adoption level, followed by 33.33 per cent had high and only 21.67 per cent had low adoption level of green gram production technology.

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Impact of Front Line Demonstration (FLD) on Area and Productivity of Wheat Growers in Jabalpur District of Madhya Pradesh

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Socio-Economic and Agrarian Impact of Wheat Frontline Demonstrations in Malwa Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Socio-Economic and Agrarian Impact of Wheat Frontline Demonstrations in Malwa Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Adoption Behaviour of Beneficiary and Non-Beneficiary (FLD) Farmers of Green Gram Cultivation Khargone District of Madhya Pradesh

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