tailieunhanh - Doubling of farmers income through animal husbandry by 2022

In India livestock sector play important role to improve the economic condition of farmers. About 70 % of livestock population is control by the landless, small and marginal farmers which are the source of income for farmers. Concept of doubling of farmer’s income by 2022 was given by Hon Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi ji on February 29, 2016 in Bareilly Uttar Pradesh. Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries formulated various schemes regarding increase in milk production; improvement in the quality of indigenous breed of animal, increase the availability of feed and fodder. Various schemes are implemented in central and state level such as; Dairy Entrepreneurship Development programme, Livestock health and disease control scheme, Feed and Fodder Development scheme, Rashtriya Gokul Mission etc. through which income of framers can be doubled. Policy support services such as Kisan credit card, women SHGs, farmer’s federation, NGOs also provide financial support to the farmers. Animal husbandry department also play important role in providing information to the farmers by organizing camp in village regarding vaccination of economic diseases like FMD, PPR, HS and also guide farmers about livestock management practices, knowledge regarding value addition and benefit of diversification in animal husbandry. | 2019 8 2 3246-3255 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 02 2019 Journal homepage http Review Article https Doubling of Farmers Income through Animal Husbandry by 2022 Deepika Tekam1 Nikita Sonawane1 Adhiti Bhanotra2 and Manish Sawant2 1 Department of Velerinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Mumbai Veterinary College Parel - 400 012 India 2Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University Nagpur India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Doubling Farmers Income Animal husbandry Livestock management Article Info Accepted 22 January 2019 Available Online 10 February 2019 In India livestock sector play important role to improve the economic condition of farmers. About 70 of livestock population is control by the landless small and marginal farmers which are the source of income for farmers. Concept of doubling of farmer s income by 2022 was given by Hon Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi ji on February 29 2016 in Bareilly Uttar Pradesh. Department of Animal Husbandry Dairying and Fisheries formulated various schemes regarding increase in milk production improvement in the quality of indigenous breed of animal increase the availability of feed and fodder. Various schemes are implemented in central and state level such as Dairy Entrepreneurship Development programme Livestock health and disease control scheme Feed and Fodder Development scheme Rashtriya Gokul Mission etc. through which income of framers can be doubled. Policy support services such as Kisan credit card women SHGs farmer s federation NGOs also provide financial support to the farmers. Animal husbandry department also play important role in providing information to the farmers by organizing camp in village regarding vaccination of economic diseases like FMD PPR HS and also guide farmers about livestock management practices knowledge regarding .

• Nông nghiệp
• Farmers income
• Animal husbandry
• Livestock management
• Animal husbandry by 2022
• Diversification in animal husbandry
• Pulses production
• Potential and way forward
• Enhancing farmers income
• Pulses production and productivity
• Food security
• KVK Methodology
• Doubling the farmers income
• Promotion of pulses
• Doubling of farmers’ income
• Farmers’ income
• Integrated farming system approaches
• Approaches in Bihar
• Profitable business or enterprise
• Doubling farmers income
• Horticultural crops
• Horticultural crops in context
• Post COVID 19 Era
• Doubling farmers income in horticultural crops
• Income generation
• Profile characteristics
• Tribal farmers
• Relationship with profile characteristics
• Income generation of tribal farmers
• Doubling farm income
• Crop insurance
• Farmers about schemes
• Profile of farmers
• Mass media exposure
• Khmer rice farmers
• Socio – economic factors
• Rice production
• Rice farmers’ income
• Economic possibilities
• High yielding megha turmeric 1
• Doubling farmer’s income
• Scientific production technology
• Curcumin content
• Socio personal characteristics
• Small dairy farmers
• Farm income
• Agro climatic zones
• Yields traits
• Suitable tomato cucurbit polyculture
• Raised bed with drip system
• Tribal dominating areas
• Rural women
• Value addition
• Minor millets etc
• Minor millets value added products
• Highest expenditure mandals
• Lowest expenditure mandals
• Income transition and wage rate
• Small farmers and labourers
• Poly house
• Off season
• Soil moisture
• Terai farmers towards income generation
• Small scale protected cultivation
• Off season vegetables
• Integrated farming systems
• Net return
• Marginal farmers
• Integrated farming approaches
• Doubling the income of small
• Gender mainstreaming
• Technological interventions
• Extension strategies
• Impact assessment
• Soil health card
• Cost of cultivation
• Benefit cost ratio
• Paddy farmers’ income
• Soil health card scheme
• On farm water harvesting
• Crop diversification
• Promising intervention towards crop diversification
• Front line
• Crop husbandry
• Kharif season
• Farmers practice
• Relative impact of improved technology
• Sesame farmers in Tribal area
• Coloured varieties
• Malwa plateau
• Doubling the farmer income
• Grapes under nontraditional area
• Different coloured varieties
• Agricultural productivity
• Resource use efficiency
• Doubling of farmer’s income
• Agri horticultural interventions
• High fluctuating farmers income
• Journa science
• International journal of financial research
• Contract farming
• Livelihoods for farmers
• Structure of the economy
• Annual income and Extension participation
• Extension participation
• Bi voltine silkworm rearing farmers
• Respondents were selected
• High extension participation category
• Small farm mechanization
• Small and marginal holdings
• Package demonstration
• Marginal holdings
• Consecutive drought situations
• Wide spread distress
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi
• Non agriculture workers
• Low level of absolute income