tailieunhanh - Enhancing farmers’ income by cultivating summer green gram

For doubling the income of the farmers, the central as well as the state governments are focusing on the possible alternatives. The various aspects such as crop diversification, crop intensification and cropping pattern can enhance the income of the farmers. Under crop intensification, the front line demonstrations on summer green gram were conducted at farmers’ field in Bathinda district to increase the income of the farmers and the productivity during the years 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19. | 2020 9 3 1933-1940 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 9 Number 3 2020 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Enhancing Farmers Income by Cultivating Summer Green Gram P. S. Sidhu and G. S. Dhillon Punjab Agricultural University Ludhiana Krishi Vigyan Kendra Bathinda Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Front line demonstrations Summer green gram Extension gap Technology gap Technology index Net returns Article Info Accepted 15 February 2020 Available Online 10 March 2020 For doubling the income of the farmers the central as well as the state governments are focusing on the possible alternatives. The various aspects such as crop diversification crop intensification and cropping pattern can enhance the income of the farmers. Under crop intensification the front line demonstrations on summer green gram were conducted at farmers field in Bathinda district to increase the income of the farmers and the productivity during the years 2016-17 2017-18 and 2018-19. The data was recorded under both the front line demonstrations as well as under farmer practices and compared with each other. The data was pooled for three years and it was observed on an average yield of the crop. The average grain yield in the tune of q ha was observed under demonstrations as compared to farmer practices q ha . The extension gap technology gap and technology index were calculated for three years were q ha q ha and respectively. The average higher net returns Rs. 37577 - and highest benefit cost ratio was observed. The average increase in net returns was highest under front line demonstrations over farmer practices. Introduction Pulses play a pivotal role in Indian agriculture. In India pulses are grown over an area of million hectares with a total production of million tones .

• Nông nghiệp
• Front line demonstrations
• Summer green gram
• Extension gap
• Technology gap
• Technology index
• Net returns
• Soybean front line demonstrations
• Impact of soybean
• Demonstrator and non demonstrator farmers
• Front line demonstration
• Farmers practice
• Impact of front line demonstrations
• Line demonstrations on productivity
• Productivity of Brinjal
• Soybean through front
• Line demonstrations in Pratapgarh
• Farmers practices
• Front line demonstrations on the yield
• Economics of tomato
• Technology index of demonstration
• Yield gap
• Front line demonstrations on yield
• Economics of mustard crop
• Yield gaps between improved package
• B C ratio
• Front line demonstrations on pigeon pea
• New production technologies
• Wheat yield
• Benefit cost ratio
• Yield between front line demonstrations
• Performance of wheat crop
• Frontline demonstrations
• Green gram
• Green gram production
• Front–line demonstrations
• Yield attributing traits of crop
• Cluster front line demonstration
• Integrated crop management
• Cluster front line demonstrations
• Gap analysis
• Economics of fenugreek
• Yield of fenugreek
• Front line demonstration on the yield
• Frontline demonstration
• Sulphur on productivity
• Productivity of soybean
• Extent of technology adoption
• Yield enhancement of fenugreek
• Tribal belt of Rajasthan
• Year fluctuations in yield
• Colocasia (Colocasia esculenta L
• Schott)
• Yield and economics
• rapeseed–mustard CFLDS
• Technological gap
• Livelihood and gap analysis
• Greengram livelihood security
• Line demonstrations
• Production of pulses
• Low in nitrogen
• Medium in phosphorus
• Potash and the soil
• Musard (Brassica juncea)
• Line demonstrations on Musard
• Grain yield
• Productivity gain in cowpea
• B:C ratio
• Line demonstrations on blackgram
• Yield gap analysis
• BC Ratio
• Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum Mill)
• Chickpea in desert of Rajasthan
• Toria were conducted at six different blocks
• Potential yield
• Central plateau region of India
• Chickpea to meet
• Deficit pulse availability
• Economics of soybean crop
• Integrated pest management
• Integrated nutrient management
• Black gram (Vigna mungo)
• Glycine max L
• Productivity and profitability