Farmers in Jaipur district

The present investigation was conducted in Jaipur district of Rajasthan with aimed to “identify major constraints faced by farmers in different farming systems”. The study revealed that four farming systems were existed in both rainfed and irrigated situations of Jaipur district viz: FS-I: Crop + Dairy (C+D), FS-II: Crop + Dairy + Vegetable (C+D+V), FS-III: Crop + Dairy + Goat (C+D+G) and FS-IV Crop + Poultry (C+P). The major constraints reported by household in rainfed situation for crops and dairy enterprises were inadequate irrigation facilities (61.

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In this way a total of 40 aonla growing farmers and 40 aonla growing farm women from Ajmer district and 80 aonla growing farmers and 80 aonla growing farm women from Jaipur district were selected to constitute the total sample size of 120 aonla growing farmers and 120 aonla growing farm women comprising a total of 240 respondents for the study purpose.

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In rural development nothing is more important than effective communication of farm information. In India where farmers live in less accessible and isolated villages communication is all the most difficult. In this situation television could be hopefully expected to cater to the needs of farm televiewers to a great extent. Television plays a very important role in the dissemination of farm information to the farmers. The present study was conducted in Jaipur region of Rajasthan which had Television Programme. Out of five districts in Jaipur region, Jaipur district was selected.

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India is mainly an agriculture based country where majority of the people are engaged in agriculture. Diversified and boosted growth in agriculture is dependent upon the development of horticulture sector. Recognizing the importance of horticulture in stimulating the growth of Indian agriculture, government of India had launched National Horticulture Mission for the holistic development in the year of 2005-06.

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In Rajasthan mungbean is grown over 790185 hectare with the production of 23426 tonnes. Jaipur district has 60624 hectare area under mungbean cultivation and production 9579 tonnes, which is nearly 4.09 per cent of total mungbean production in Rajasthan (Annoymous, 2012-13). The productivity of Jaipur district is 158 kg/ha. There is a wide scope to improve and increase the mungbean production and productivity by enhancing the knowledge and adoption of recommended production technology by farmers.

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A study was conducted among 240 farmers sampled from Jaipur and Ajmer district of Rajasthan state. Indigenous practices were documented the interview schedule regarding indigenous knowledge about agriculture practices was developed. The interview schedule was developed by investigator through reviewing the available literature, consulting experts of different discipline of agriculture and by discussing with farmers. Finding of the study revealed that summer ploughing was diploid by highest number of farmers (92.66%); seed soaking in water was the most common practice.

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Pulses are the main source of quality protein and a rich source of energy, minerals and certain vitamins. The study was conducted in Jaipur district of Rajasthan. Jaipur district comprises of sixteen tehsils, out of which 3 tehsils viz., Dudu, Phulera and Phagi were selected purposely. Two gram panchayats were selected randomly from each tehsils. Two revenue villages were selected from each selected gram panchayat on the basis of random sampling method.

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The present study was conducted to ascertain the socio economic personal antecedents of the dairy farmers of Jaipur district of Rajasthan. There are total thirteen tehsils in Jaipur district, out of which four tehsils Viratnagar, Shahpura, Chmou and Phulera were randomly selected. Five villages from each tehsil were also randomly selected. For selection of respondent’s twelve farmers who possess at least 5 milch (dairy) animals either cattle or buffalo and both practicing dairy farming were selected randomly from each village as respondents for the study.

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The study attempts to investigate the social status and husbandry practices of pig farmers in Jaipur and Alwar district of Rajasthan state, where 10 organized and 20 unorganized farms were selected. Population and production trend of pig husbandry in India and around the world reveled that pig population in India had consistently decreasing trend from 13.29 million (1997) to 10.29 million (2012) whereas world population showing increasing trend from 830.37 million to 969.89 million.

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Integrated Pest Management is one of such systematic approach which emphasizes not only the reduction in the use of pesticides and keeping below the level of pest causing economic injury but also it facilitates the use of cultural, mechanical, botanical, biological and chemical methods of control in an integrated manner and restores ecological balance for sustainable agriculture. The present study was conducted in the selected Chomu and Bassi tehsils of Jaipur district of Rajasthan. Four villages from each selected tehsil were taken on the basis of maximum area under cauliflower cultivation.

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Solar energy technology is very important tool which can lowers worldwide carbon emissions. The present study was conducted in Jaipur district of Rajasthan. There are total sixteen tehsils in Jaipur district of Rajasthan, out of which, two tehsils namely Chomu and Amber were selected on the basis of maximum number of installed of solar pump. Ten villages from each selected tehsils were selected randomly by using proportional allocation technique. One hundred twenty (120) farmers were selected from twenty selected village by using proportional allocation technique.

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The study revealed that majority of livestock farmers had favourable attitude (73.33%) towards dissemination of information through different ICT tools in livestock sector followed by 15.83 per cent with more favourable attitude and 10.83 per cent with less favourable attitude. Age, family size, land holding, herd size, extension contact and social participation had positive and non-significant relationship with attitude of livestock farmers towards ICTs, while experience in livestock farming had negative and non-significant relationship.

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Agriculture is the mainstay of Indian economy because about 56 per cent of our population depends directly or indirectly on agriculture for their livelihood. Agriculture and allied sector contributes approximately 13.9% of India‟s GDP but still Indian agriculture is facing many challenges, which hinder the potential of agricultural production. In these challenges natural calamities like hail, drought, floods, cyclone and typhoon are very severe because they are out of control for human being, but we can mitigate the loss from these calamities with the help of crop insurance.

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