Production Technologies of Cotton (<i>Gossypium herbaceum</i> L.) Followed By Farmers in District Karimnagar, Telangana

Rao, N Venkateshwar; Jain, P.K.; Kumar, N Kishor; Reddy, M. Jagan Mohan

doi:10.5958/2349-4433.2019.00054.0

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“…(Sardhara et al, 2020) [12] . Similar results in the studies of (Bhargava et al, 2013; Rao et al, 2019; Mishra and Kaur, 2023) [1,11,2] and (Navya and Nayka, 2021) [9] put forth a clear and direct association between the level of education and level of knowledge by the farmers in Rajasthan, Telangana and Karnataka respectively.…”

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Assessment of knowledge and adoption of drip irrigation in guava crop among farmers of Haryana

Kumari,

Chander,

Baloda

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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Drip irrigation is an efficient method of watering and has significant impact on the growth of fruits crops. The present study was undertaken to assess the knowledge and adoption level of drip irrigation in guava crop among farmers of Haryana state. Majority of farmers belonged to 36 to 50 years age group (60.00%), general castes (82.50%), educated up to graduation and above (67.50%), having no membership of social organization (70.00%), belonged to joint families (67.50%), having high income (40.00%) and having medium family size and high mass media exposure (67.50%). Knowledge level of majority of sampled farmers was high (65.00%) followed by moderate (25.00%) level. Forty five percent farmers had high adoption level and 35 percent had moderate level. A number of socioeconomic characteristics, including age, land ownership, income, exposure to mass media, education, and socioeconomic position, have been found to be strongly correlated with the degree of awareness and use of drip irrigation in guava crops. The conclusion is that in order to see a broader adoption of micro-irrigation technology, more work has to be done to improve farmers' understanding of drip irrigation.

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Assessment of knowledge and adoption of drip irrigation in guava crop among farmers of Haryana

Kumari,

Chander,

Baloda

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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“…The study taken forward investigating the knowledge levels of farmers in Gujarat indicated that almost three-fourths (81.11% each) of the respondents had medium to a high level of extension participation and mass media exposure (Sardhara et al, 2020). Bhagat et al, (2002); Nain & Bhagat (2005); Nain & Chandel (2013); Rao et al, (2019); Navya & Nayka (2021) demonstrated the direct relationship between education levels and the adoption levels. Sharma et al, (2018) studied association of socio-economic variables with the level of awareness of farmers and showed that majority of the farmers had high level (71.67%) of awareness regarding effect of climate change on water resources.…”

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Assessment of Knowledge and Adoption of Drip Irrigation in Cotton Crop among Farmers of Haryana

Kumari

Chander²,

Malik

et al. 2022

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The study was set about in the state of Haryana to gauge the knowledge and adoption level of the drip irrigation system (DIS) in the cotton crop amongst the farmers. The research highlighted that more than two-thirds of the farmers (68.33%) had a high level of knowledge of DIS. The socio-economic factors such as the family income, size of the landholdings, exposure to the mass media, education level and the socio-economic status of the respondents were significantly correlated with the overall levels of knowledge and adoption of DIS by the farmers. On a whole, more concentrated efforts are the call of the hour to increase the knowledge levels and adoption of micro irrigation techniques on a wider scale.

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Production Technologies of Cotton (Gossypium herbaceum L.) Followed By Farmers in District Karimnagar, Telangana

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Assessment of knowledge and adoption of drip irrigation in guava crop among farmers of Haryana

Assessment of knowledge and adoption of drip irrigation in guava crop among farmers of Haryana

Assessment of Knowledge and Adoption of Drip Irrigation in Cotton Crop among Farmers of Haryana

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