Investment and Resource Use Pattern followed by Dairy Farmers in Haryana

Ghalawat, Suman; Loura, Manju; Malik, Joginder Singh; Kumar, Dinesh; k, Anamika

doi:10.48165/ijee.2022.58115

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“…The The results are in accordance with the results of Sinha and Prasad (1966), Williams [1], Kaur [2], Gupta [3], Bembridge [4], Ambastha [5], Bhangoo and Kawer [6], Meena [7], Sharma [8] Singh and Singh [9], Dass, Sharma [10], Jha and Chauhan [11], Kadian and Kumar [12]. Kavaskar and Govind [13], Singh, Singh and Lakhera [14], JK Arneja CS and Singh DP.…”

Section: Communication Behaviour Of Wheat Growers (A) Wheat Productio...supporting

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A Study on Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasi Distt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India

Lal,

Stanzen

2023

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Introduction of latest interactive communication technology among the rural population has opened a new vista of researchers to find out viability, acquaintance, accessibility, satisfaction, constraints and many more issues of the launched electronic communication technology and systems. There exists a gap between the information available and its dissemination. There is a need to find out better and faster means of communication which will bridge the gap between the researches and their applicability. The information technology revolution has provided huge opportunities to make easy access to information with interactive distance learning. The mechanism of internet and T.V. aided information technology help to reach the unreach. Wheat is an important crop grown in hilly Distt. Reasi of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir where different varieties of wheat are grown. Keeping in mind the importance of communication behaviour in the transfer of wheat production technology, a study on “Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasidistt. Reasi of Jammu &Kashmir, India” was conducted in hilly District Reasi of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir which was selected purposively. Out of 12 C.D. Blocks 4C.D.Blocks namely Reasi, Pouni, Katra and Thuroo were selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent villages was selected randomly from selected Gram Panchayats. A sample of 20 per cent Gram Panchayats from each selected block was selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent villages from the selected Gram Panchayats was selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent (150) wheat growers was selected randomly from selected villages. Hence, a total of 150 respondents were finally selected for recording their responses for study purpose. Communication behaviour of wheat growers has been operationalised as information input, information processing and information output behaviour of the respondents. An index was prepared for studying the communication behaviour of wheat growers, wherein information input was studied in terms of sources of information, processing of information was studied in terms of evaluation, storage and transfer of information and information output was studied in terms of dissemination of information. It was found that the majority of respondents were using Extension Personnel of KVK, Extension Personnel of Departments of Agriculture, progressive farmers, television, relatives and friends and radio as arranged rank wise 1, 2, 3,4, 5 and 6respectively as the main sources of information on wheat production technologies referred as the information input behaviour of the vegetables growers. A large number of farmers used to evaluate (processing) the information by discussing with the elder family members, progressive farmers, neighbourers and local leaders/key communicators as arranged rankwise 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively. Majority of wheat growers stored the information by memorization and writing in general notebooks as arranged rankwise 1 and 2 respectively. A large number of wheat growers transformed the information by rearranging the important information as per their needs and rearranging the information in local dialect. Majority of wheat growers disseminated the information (information output) to their family members, neighbourers and those who cultivate in their lands as arranged rank wise 1, 2 and 3 respectively. It was found that majority of wheat growers had medium communication behaviour towards different wheat production information sources.

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Section: Communication Behaviour Of Wheat Growers (A) Wheat Productio...supporting

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A Study on Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasi Distt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India

Lal,

Stanzen

2023

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“…The reduction in milk yield (68.67%) shares the maximum percentage of economic loss followed by replacement cost (25.38%) and then treatment cost (5.95%) as seen from Table 5. The study conducted in Haryana revealed that the total investment made on dairy animal, the major proportion was covered by investment on feed and fodder, followed by concentrates and labours (Ghalawat, 2022).…”

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Leveraging the Critical Incident Technique to Identify the Detrimental Effect of Cuscuta reflexa Roxb. on Dairy Animals

Shruti¹,

Singh²,

Singh³

et al. 2022

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The critical Incident technique was deployed to study the detrimental effect of Cuscuta reflexa on dairy animals. In the present study, the critical incidences were farmers’ fields where berseem was infested with Cuscuta reflexa and farmers were feeding that contaminated berseem to dairy animals. Thus, face-to-face interaction was done with 13 farmers of Malpur and Ganeshpur village of Bareilly district for the same incidences in the years 2021 and 2022. Based on farmers’ response it was observed that due to gradual feeding of berseem contaminated with Cuscuta reflexa on an average there was a reduction in milk yield of 5.35 L/day in 2021 and 3.35 L/day in 2022 of dairy animals. The annual economic loss was calculated as Rs. 27322/- in 2021 and Rs. 20048.57/- in 2022. The reduction in milk yield (68.67%) shares the maximum percentage of economic loss followed by replacement cost (25.38%), and then treatment cost (5.95%).

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“…They examined farm investment decisions within specific production systems (e.g., rice, pineapple, cassava, tea, arboriculture, coffee, and coconut). In these studies, the aim was to explore farm investment dynamics under conditions of constrained resources, and the primary focus was placed on water and soil conservation practices and irrigation systems [29,[61][62][63].…”

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Farm digital tools: A systematic review of investments and environmental implications

Ben Jaballah,

Ghali,

Ben Arfa

et al. 2024

Resour. Environ. Econ.

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Farm-level investment in digital tools is often viewed as a necessary part of the agroecological transition. However, its actual relevance remains unclear due to currently ambiguous definitions of farm investments in general and equipment investments in particular. We conducted a systematic review of the farm investment literature to characterize the different categories of digital tools investments seen and to determine how often the environment is considered in this field of research. A total of 131 articles met our eligibility criteria and were subject to further analysis. First, we found that research on farm investments has looked at general farm investments, investments in combined factors of production, and investments in specific factors of production. Second, we discovered that there are four main investment categories for farm equipment (including digital tools). Third, we noted that few studies have addressed the environmental implications of investing in digital tools. Our findings emphasize that, to facilitate the agroecological transition, it will be important to promote broader strategies that encourage farmers to invest in digital tools.

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Investment and Resource Use Pattern followed by Dairy Farmers in Haryana

Cited by 4 publications

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A Study on Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasi Distt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India

A Study on Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasi Distt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India

Leveraging the Critical Incident Technique to Identify the Detrimental Effect of Cuscuta reflexa Roxb. on Dairy Animals

Farm digital tools: A systematic review of investments and environmental implications

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