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Most Credible Information Sources for Disseminating Improved Technology of Mustard Among Farmers
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First Author
First Name: 
K.L.
Last Name: 
Dangi
Co-Authors: 
J.S.Manhas
Vishakha Bansal
Corporate Author: 
Department of Extension Education, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, (India)
Conference Paper Title: 
Most Credible Information Sources for Disseminating Improved Technology of Mustard Among Farmers
Conference Name: 
National Workshop on Communication Support for Sustaining Extension Services
Conference Location: 
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, (India)
Conference Date: 
17-18 February 2004
Agro Tags: 
Mustard | Persons | Television | Diffusion | Mass media | audiovisual aids | groups | Tillage equipment | Public sector | Sampling

 

Introduction:

The rural economy of India is undergoing a rapid change on the introduction of science and technology in farming. Training is considered to be important intervening variable for updating the skill of farmers for doing their jobs in an effective manner. It also serves as a source of information with regards to improved technology to the farmers. Other than the training there are many more sources of information utilized by the farmers for obtaining technical know-how in relation to improved practices of mustard cultivation. The use of sources vary from farmer to farmer as well as in groups of the farmers. Some of the information sources are personal localite, personal cosmopolite, and others are impersonal cosmopolite or mass media and commercial agencies and non-government organisations (NGO's).

References: 
National Workshop on Communication Support for Sustaining Extension Services. 17-18 February 2004 Eds. Dipak De, Basavaprabhu Jirli and K. Ghadei., Department of Extension Education, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, (India).
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AgroTags:

drought| proteins| genotypes| groundnuts| tolerance| irrigation| drought stress| mycotoxins| planting| diffusion of information