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Perception of Seed technology Training among Farm Women

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Shobhana Gupta — Deputy Director Extension, RVSKVV, Gwalior (M.P.),
K. L. Dangi — Professor (Ext. Edu.) MPUAT, Udaipur (Raj.)
Shilpi Verma — SMS (H.Sc.), KVK Neemuch
Published 1 Jun 2015 Vol. 51 No. 1&2 (2015), pp. 84-87 ● Open access
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Abstract

In the present stud, farmwomen's perception about the importance, need and adequacy of seed technology training  conducted in two different KVKs of Rajasthan state was evaluated. Atotal of 120 farmwomen were randomly selected for  the study. Data were collected through interview schedule. Results reveal that training on use of seed culture was found to  be most important and training in new improved seed production technology was needed utmost in future to increase the  production. Training on depth of sowing was found to be most adequate amomg majority of the respondents. Thus, farm  women needed better training in some areas of seed technology and seed treatment. Therefore, there is a need to organize  training programmes to stimulate higher participation of farmwomen in seed production so that women become more  economically independent and improve financial status of the family.

KeywordsTtraining needseed technologyfarmwomen

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