Perceived Effectiveness of Dairy Service Delivery Systems in Namakkal District of Tamil Nadu

Karthikeyan, S.; Devi, M.C. Arunmozhi; Narmatha, N.; Uma, V.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.705.043

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“…Unlike JMF members who received all the input, extension and veterinary services at the subsidised price, nonmembers on other hand had to incur additional transaction costs. Similar findings were revealed by Das et al, (2020); Sudhanshu (2019); Karthikeyan et al, (2019). Therefore, the net profit or net dairy income was more in the case of members as compared to the non-members.…”

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Impact of Jharkhand State Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation on Socio economic Status of Dairy Farmers

Mandi

Chakravarty

Ponnusamy

et al. 2022

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The paper assesses the impact of membership of dairy cooperative i.e. Jharkhand State Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation (JMF) on the performance of dairy production systems using propensity score matching techniques. Dairy cooperative members differed significantly from non-members in terms of outcome variables. The mean difference value explained that the socio-economic condition of members was better than non-members. The findings revealed that membership of JMF contributes towards improving yields of dairy animals, net dairy income, and also, to household milk consumption. The non-members reaped better price for the milk in the wet market as compared to the members. Nonetheless,the member-producers recorded higher proportion of milk sale as compared to the non-members which also indicated their intensity of market participation. These results indicatetowards the need to improve dairy farmers’ linkages through cooperatives or other such institutions for their socio-economic development.

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confidence: 87%

Impact of Jharkhand State Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation on Socio economic Status of Dairy Farmers

Mandi

Chakravarty

Ponnusamy

et al. 2022

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“…Since major role of dairy cooperatives is to provide assured market and remunerative price for the milk produced by the farmer members of the co-operative societies and to provide subsidized input services and extension advisory services the DCS was perceived effective in extending the input and marketing services. Similar findings were also reported by Karthikeyan et al (2019). The other stakeholders of the dairy extension delivery system, with a limited mandate of extending the services and inputs to the dairy farmers viz., NARES institutions were found more effective in providing 'extension advisory services ' (208.15)…”

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Analysis of role performance and effectiveness of dairy extension service providers in Karnataka State

Sasidharan¹,

Girish²,

Devi³

et al. 2021

IJDS

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Dairy extension services delivery system providing access to services and critical inputs plays a cardinal role in adoption of technologies by the farmers for improved livestock productivity. In a pluralistic environment, multiple dairy extension service providers extend various services and inputs to the dairy farmers. In this context, the present study was undertaken to assess the role performance of various dairy extension service providers and their effectiveness in Karnataka State. A total of 400 dairy farmers who were availing the services from different extension service providers were selected as respondents for the study using multi-stage random sampling method. The Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services (DAH&VS) of the State played a predominant role in providing 'breeding services' (87.25% A.I & 90 P.D), 'preventive services' (vaccination 86%, deworming 89%, and 76% disease surveillance) and 'curative services' (82%). Whereas, the Dairy Co-operative Societies (DCS) played a vital role in extending assured 'marketing services' (94%), 'input services' (fodder seeds 86.50% and feed supplements 89.25%), 'implementation of dairy development schemes' (86%) and provision of 'extension advisory and training services' (84.50%). The effectiveness of service providers as perceived by the dairy farmers as per the weighted mean score indicates that DAH&VS was found more effective in extending 'health care services' (278.67) and 'breeding and reproduction services' (274.26), whereas, DCS were more effective in extending assured 'marketing services' (289.73), providing 'input support services' (278.33), 'implementation dairy development schemes' (274.53) and provision of 'extension advisory and training services ' (264.35). The present study concludes that most of the dairy extension service providers played a significant role in extending different dairy extension services and inputs to the farmers. However, concerted efforts need to be made by all the stakeholders for possible convergence among them in reaching out the dairy farmers and providing emphasis on 'dairy extension education services' in addition to 'providing inputs and support services' to the dairy farmers.

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“…Under such conditions, delivery of animal husbandry services by dairy cooperatives could be highly prospective because it would be very effective to overcome barriers related to access of services, availability, and utilization and services for smallholder dairy farmers (Nishi et al 2011, Rathod et al 2011. 18 (11.25) 24 (15.00) 33 (20.63) 47 (29.38) (23.75) Equal priority to all category of farmers irrespective of socio-economic conditions 46 (28.75) Hence, dairy cooperatives and private integrators need to make enormous efforts to improve the health service delivery to reach the farmers (Karthikeyan et al 2018).…”

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Satisfaction of dairy farmers towards attributes of services rendered by privately practicing para-vets at farmers’ doorstep in different states of India

Kumar

Meena

Singh

et al. 2022

Indian J of Anim Sci

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A study was conducted in 2021 to measure the level of satisfaction of farmers towards para-veterinary services in four districts of India, namely Mathura, Hisar, Jaipur, and Ahmadnagar of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, respectively, using an exclusive 5-point Likert type scale. A total of 160 dairy farmers were surveyed under the random sampling method of investigation. In this study, ordered logistic regression was used to determine the predictors of satisfaction towards the delivery of animal health services to farmers. When the cause-effect relationship was analyzed, it was found that education, herd size, and annual income were negatively associated with satisfaction towards para-veterinary services. Comparative analysis of weighted mean scores for satisfaction revealed that dairy farmers were moderately satisfied with para-veterinary services in dimensions of behavioural aspects and, the cost of rendered service. When overall satisfaction of farmers towards para-veterinary services was analyzed, it was found that 44.38% of farmers were highly satisfied (having scale value of 0.42 and above on 0 to 1 point scale), followed by 32.50% respondents having a moderate level of satisfaction (value of 0.29-0.41). Para-vets need to put more effort in satisfying farmers vis-à-vis roles associated with extension and advisory services and, animal welfare aspects. Quality of service is the major factor affecting the satisfaction of the clientele. Thus, assessing the satisfaction of farmers towards para-veterinary services could be helpful in delivery of competent and efficient minor veterinary services at farmer’s door-step.

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Perceived Effectiveness of Dairy Service Delivery Systems in Namakkal District of Tamil Nadu

Cited by 6 publications

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Impact of Jharkhand State Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation on Socio economic Status of Dairy Farmers

Impact of Jharkhand State Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation on Socio economic Status of Dairy Farmers

Analysis of role performance and effectiveness of dairy extension service providers in Karnataka State

Satisfaction of dairy farmers towards attributes of services rendered by privately practicing para-vets at farmers’ doorstep in different states of India

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