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The present study was conducted in Adilabad district of Telangana to study the profile and employment generation of tribal farmers. Total 120 respondents were randomly selected for the study and interviewed. Most of the (47.50 %) respondents belonged to medium category followed by low (30.80%) and high (21.70%) employment generation.

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The present study was conducted in Adilabad district of Telangana to study the profile and employment generation of tribal farmers. Total 120 respondents were randomly selected for the study and interviewed. Most of the (44.10 %) respondents belonged to medium category followed by low (39.20%) and high (16.70%) income generation. The results of the investigation it was found that farm size, training received, credit orientation, achievement motivation, social support, extension contact and mass media exposure had a positive and significant correlation with the income generation.

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The study revealed that more than two fifth (42.50%) of seed growers fall under high knowledge category, followed by medium (32.50%) and low knowledge (25.00%). The variables like education, farming experience, achievement motivation, management orientation and mass media participation were showed significant relationship with knowledge level of pigeonpea growers at 5 per cent level of probability. The R2 (0.672) value indicated that, the twelve independent variables put together, contributed a significant amount of variation (67.20%) in the overall knowledge level of pigeonpea seed growers.

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Alternaria blight of mustard caused by Alternaria brassicae (Berk.) Sacc., is one of the major diseases of Indian mustard [Brassica juncea (L.) Czern & Coss.]. Among the eight tested media for growth of A. brassicae, Mustard leaf extract was recorded as most suitable for growth and sporulation in all the 20 isolates of A. brassicae. This was followed by Potato dextrose agar and Cabbage leaf extract medium. The maximum mycelial growth of 88.3 mm was recorded in Mustard leaf extract after 12 days of inoculation. The isolates were grouped into 4 categories based on growth and sporulation.

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Total of 120 respondents were selected as sample respondents for this study. The present study was conducted purposively in selected Kinwat and Mahur tahsil of Nanded district as Kinwat taluka having highest tribal population in Marathwada region. Data were collected through personal interview schedule. Results on the information management behavior of tribal farmers revealed that majority of respondents on Information Management Behaviour (82.50%) were grouped under medium category followed by low (10.83%) and high (06.

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The present study was conducted in Bengaluru urban district of Karnataka during 2018-19 to assess the consumer preference and their satisfaction about organic products. It was observed that 100 per cent of consumers preferred organic vegetables followed by organic fruits (80.00%), organic eggs (71.66%), millets (66.66%), Pulses (43.33%) and cereals and their bi products (30.00%). With respect to overall preference for organic products by the consumers, it was found that 53.33 per cent of consumers belong to medium category followed by high (30.00%) and low (16.66%) category.

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The present study was conducted in Awagarh block of Etah district of Uttar Pradesh to find out the extent of adoption of organic farming practices by farmers in crop production. Study revealed that majority of the farmers 60.00 per cent found to overall medium adoption group followed by low adoption group 22.00 per cent and high adoption of organic farming practices 18.00 per cent respectively. The adoption on different types of organic farming practices, 30.00 per cent farmers had completely adopted the weed control method followed by use of bird pitcher 24.

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The present study was conducted to know the selective breeding, feeding and management practices followed by dairy farmers in Punjab. A total of 150 farmers were selected randomly and divided into three categories, small (n=48), medium (n=74) and large (n=28). With help of well-structured interview schedule and pretested questionnaire data were collected w.r.t. breeding, feeding and management practices being followed. The data revealed that the farmers offered 20-40 kg of green fodder and 2-5 kg of concentrate mixture to dairy animals, but only 23.

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An investigation was carried out to study the effect of strain and egg weight on chick’s weight in large, medium and small sized eggs of chicken strains. The study was conducted at poultry farm, SKN College of Agriculture, Jobner. A total of 297 eggs were collected and grouped into three egg size categories i.e. Small (38-44 g), medium (45-52 g) and large (53-59 g). For Kuroiler breed of chicken, the chick weight was found significantly higher in medium class (38.5 g) followed by small (34.3 g) and large (38.1g) egg classes.

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The present investigation was done to study the profile characteristics of women agripreneurs in Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh. Ex-post facto research design was followed for the study and a sample of 120 respondents was drawn. The results of the study revealed that most of the respondents were middle aged (62.50%), educated up to high school (34.16%). Majority of the women agripreneurs belonged to medium categories with respect to variables of entrepreneurial experience (72.50%), social participation (55.00%), risk orientation (70.00%), innovativeness (59.

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The present study was conducted mainly with the objective to study “Farmer‟s perception about climate change in Marathwada Region.” For the study, Latur and Beed district were selected from Marathwada region of Maharashtra state during the years 2018-19. Four talukas viz., Latur and Renapur of Latur District and Kaij and Ambajogai from Beed district were selected randomly and two villages from each talukas were selected randomly. From each village fifteen members were randomly selected constituting the sample size 120. Ex-post-facto research design was used for the study.

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The research study was conducted on impact of training programme on knowledge, perception and attitude of stakeholders towards Bhoochetana programme. The Raichur, Koppal and Bellary districts were purposively selected based on their maximum area under groundnut cultivation. The random sampling procedure is being used to identify 180 beneficiaries. The ex-post –facto research design used for the study. It was corroborated that, 52.78 per cent of beneficiaries belonged to medium adoption category, followed by high (17.78 %).

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The research study was conducted on impact of training programme on knowledge, perception and attitude of stakeholders towards Bhoochetana programme. The Raichur, Koppal and Bellary districts were purposively selected based on their maximum area under groundnut cultivation. The random sampling procedure is being used to identify 180 beneficiaries. The ex-post –facto research design used for the study. It was observed that 45.56 per cent of the beneficiaries belonged to medium knowledge category followed by low (27.78 %) and high (26.67 %) categories.

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The study conducted in twelve villages Viz., Askihal, Yaklaspur, Amaravathi, Kuppigudda, Melakunda, Srinivas saradagi, Kollur, Maradagi, Narayanapura, Betabalakunda, Siddeshwara and Bhalki of Hyderabad–Karnataka region of Karnataka, during the year 2014- 15, to know the technological gap among the small and marginal farmers in adoption of improved cultivation practices chickpea crop. The study revealed that, majority of the small farmers (83.33 %) and marginal farmers (43.33 %) of chickpea crop belonged to medium technological gap category.

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The present study was conducted in all the six different agro-climatic zones of Punjab state to know about demographic profile parameters (age, sex, education, main occupation, family size, family type, land holdings and category) of farmers engaged in goat farming. A total of 240 goat farmers (40 from each agro-climatic zone) were randomly selected. The farmers were interviews personally at their farm with the help of structured interview schedule. The statistical analysis of data revealed that in Punjab most of the goat farmers (62.50%) were between age group 31-60 years. Very few (0.

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To provide basic services to the children as well as to the mothers for proper growth and development, the scheme of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) was initiated on 2nd October 1975. It was launched under the women and child development department to reduce the level of infant and child mortality rates. The grass root level workers who are called Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) provide the services of ICDS. The place where the services are provided is called Anganwadi.

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The present study was conducted in Dharwad districts of Karnataka state during 2016-17. Descriptive research design was followed to assess the Personal, Socio-economic, Psychological and Communication Characteristics of the Farmers about Climate Change in Dharwad district of Karnataka with a sample of 120 respondents selected randomly. It shows that majority of the respondents (51.67 %) belonged to middle age group (36-50 years), whereas, (29.17%) and (19.16 %) of them belonged to young age (18-35 years). To high school (15.83 %), PUC (13.33 %) and Graduate (1.

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The technological development in the field of agriculture has broadened the need for farmers. This calls for the use of local leaders who can act as linkers between farmers, extension personnel and exercise influencing in bringing about accelerated adoption of technologies. The Krishak Mitra is also one type of leaders/opinion leaders and they communicate the recent technologies to farmers and also bring the problems of farmers to concerned authorities.

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