Skip to content
Home▶ Journals▶ Indian Journal of Extension Education▶Archive▶Vol. 51 No. 3&4 (2015)▶Knowledge level of Farmers about Improved Rice Cultivation…
Indian Journal of Extension Education
Articles

Knowledge level of Farmers about Improved Rice Cultivation Technology

, , , ,
Dwarka Prasad — PG Scholar, College of Agriculture, Bikaner.
L. S. Bareth — Professor (Ext. Edu.), College of Agriculture, Bikaner.
Hemant Kumar Jhingoniya — (Ext. Edu.), College of Agriculture, Bikaner.
Amit Kumar Keshri — (Ext. Edu.), College of Agriculture, Bikaner.
Suman Sharma — (Ext. Edu.), College of Agriculture, Bikaner.
Published 1 Dec 2015 Vol. 51 No. 3&4 (2015), pp. 108-111 ● Open access
Formats:PDF ● Open access
Download PDF

Abstract

The study was conducted in Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan as the district contributes highest area and production of  rice crop as compared to other district of Sriganganagar region. Three panchayat samities were selected from district  having highest area under rice crop and demonstrations were conducted under MMAabout improved package of practices  of rice crop. The Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Rajasthan has conducted demonstration on improved package of  practices of rice cultivation technology in these twelve villages under MMA scheme. All the respondents who had  participated in demonstration on improved package of practices of rice cultivation technology were called as beneficiary.  Equal numbers of non- beneficiary farmers, who did not participate in the demonstrations, from each selected villages  were also selected to make the study comparable. In all 210 respondents were included for the study purpose out of which  50 per cent i.e. 105 were beneficiaries and remaining 105 non-beneficiaries. Data were collected by personal interview  method. The results revealed that beneficiary farmers possessed more knowledge than the non-beneficiary farmers. The  significant difference was observed in the knowledge level of beneficiary and non-beneficiary farmers.  

KeywordsKnowledgeimproved rice cultivation technology

The full text of this article is available as a PDF.

Download PDF

Looking up citing articles…