tailieunhanh - Effect of micronutrient - vegetable special on higher productivity and to improve the socio economic status of vegetable grower of koppal district in Karnataka, India

Vegetables play important role in supply of vitamins minerals and fibers. Micronutrient demonstrations conducted by KVK, Koppal emphasized on sustainable production of vegetables with higher yield which ultimately improves the economy and better livelihood of the vegetable grower. The present demonstrations were carried out in 9 different vegetables of Solanaceous, cruciferous and cucurbitaceous-s family during 2016-17, 2017- 18 and 2018-19 respectively. The yield related parameters like number of fruits/plant (No.), Average fruits weight (g), Average head/curd weight (Kg), crop duration (No.) etc. were recorded. In relation to this net return (Rs), extension gap (t/ha), Technology gap (t/ha) etc. were also calculated. When average number of fruits per plant was calculated it was recorded 25 fruits/plant, fruits/plant and fruits/plant in Tomato, Chilli and Brinjal respectively. The other yield related parameters were also recorded in increasing trend. The net returns of all the nine vegetables were recorded on higher side because of higher productivity and good market price viz., Tomato (193771 Rs/ha), Chilli (485280 Rs/ha) Cauliflower (168500 Rs/ha) etc. When we studied the productivity difference, Extension gap, technology gap and technology index, there was increased productivity was observed over farmers practice and reduces extension gap and technology gap was recoded that could be due to variation in the soil fertility, varied climatic conditions, GMP followed by the farmers and also higher rated technology adoption. The present technology was very much feasible based on the lower technology index recorded in all nine different vegetables taken up in the study. | Effect of micronutrient - vegetable special on higher productivity and to improve the socio economic status of vegetable grower of koppal district in Karnataka, India

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• Micronutrient vegetable special
• Vegetable special
• Net returns vegetables
• Productivity and Economic status
• Socio economic status
• Brinjal growers
• Socio economic status of brinjal growers
• Distribution of the brinjal growers according
• Socio economic
• Tribal farmers
• Socio economic status of tribal farmers
• Base line information at Kakopather
• Impact assessment
• Tribal sub plan
• Project on socio economic status
• Implementation of TSP
• Guava orchardists
• Socio economic status
• Socio economic status of guava orchardists
• Highly remunerative crop
• Polymerization of leucoanthocyanins
• Post harvest management practices
• Mango growers
• Relationship of socio economic status
• Knowledge and adoption
• Socio economic status of farmers
• Agricultural methods
• Improved management practices
• Farmer through a questionnaire
• Integrated pest management
• Bareli block of Raisan district
• Agriculture is the main profession
• Madhya Pradesh
• Farmers in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh
• Their socioeconomic standard
• Sheep farmers
• Western ghat
• Socio economic status of sheep farmers
• Sheep farmers in western ghat region
• Maritime coasts
• Socio economic status of fishers
• Fishers of coastal India
• Living still below the poverty line
• Socio economic impact
• Socioeconomic status
• Problems and dairy Co operative societies
• Dairy Co operative societies
• Problems faced
• Panchayat members
• Gram Panchayat members of manipur
• Socio economic profile
• Socioeconomic Status scale Rural constructed
• Climate change impact
• Communication pattern
• Paddy farmers
• Agricultural intervention
• Small farmers category
• Handloom weavers
• Automatically socioeconomic status
• Individual will be enhanced
• Educational qualification
• Socio personal
• Small scale
• Pig farmers
• Small scale tribal farming community
• Rural women
• Mission mangalam yojana
• Psychological violence
• Extension activities
• Livestock farmer
• Extension intervention of livestock farmer
• Socio economic characteristics
• Shrimp farmer
• South Konkan
• Socio economic profile of shrimp farmers
• Experience in shrimp farming
• Climate resilient
• Crop production
• In situ moisture conservation
• Climate resilient technologies
• Education level
• Kathiyawadi horse owners
• Rearing and management cost
• Horses in their home tract
• Public health
• Interactive effects
• Maternal exposure to chemical fertilizer
• Term low birth weight
• Population based case–control study
• Ancient industry
• Wooden devices
• Cloth production
• Urban sector
• Aspirational districts
• Nutritional status
• Nutritional status of children
• Health and nutrition