tailieunhanh - Impact of knowledge on adoption of integrated pest management practices by sugarcane growers

The study was carried out during 2013-14 in Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh state to focus on the sugarcane growers regarding impact of knowledge on adoption level of IPM practices. The 80 contact farmers were selected as respondents. The study revealed that the maximum knowledge gap was found to be existing in previous crop residues, crop rotation, hand picking of the insect and their destruction, hot air and water treatment, light and pheromone trap, microbial control, use of natural enemies, resistant varieties, biopesticides/ bio-agents, application and dose of different pest etc. The maximum adoption gap was found to be removal of the previous crop residues, inter cropping, crop rotation, hot air and water treatment, hand picking of pest and their destruction, lights traps, microbial control, natural enemies, resistant varieties, use of hormone, seed treatment, soil treatment etc. The result implies that sugarcane growers with more knowledge have more adoption level of cultural, mechanical, biological and chemical methods of IPM practices. | Impact of knowledge on adoption of integrated pest management practices by sugarcane growers

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• Knowledge on adoption
• Adoption of integrated pest management practices
• Integrated pest management practices
• Sugarcane growers
• IPM practices
• Extent of adoption
• Socio economic status
• Production technology
• Relationship between attributes
• Knowledge and adoption
• Chilli growers
• Knowledge management adoption
• Impact on organizational learning
• Non financial performance
• Organizational learning
• Thomson seedless grape
• Thompson seedless grape growers
• Knowledge and adoption level
• Adoption level
• Irrigation and management of Thrips
• Extent of knowledge
• Adoption of rice varieties developed
• Rice varieties develope
• Rice varieties developed by DBSKKV
• Knowledge of framers
• Agro based enterprises
• Rural women
• Agro based enterprises by rural women
• Knowledge of adoption
• Impact trainings
• Impact of knowledge and adoption
• Maize (Zea mays L )
• Demonstration on adoption of maize
• Production technology by the farmers
• Cauliflower growers
• Adoption and technological gap
• Technological gap
• Practices of cauliflower cultivation
• Adoption level of cauliflower growers
• Socio economic variables
• Agriculture technologies
• DASP adopted villages
• Sasni block
• Diversified agriculture technologies
• ATMA Agriculture technological
• Management agency
• Changes in knowledge
• Changes in skill and changes
• Adoption of farm
• Correlation coefficient
• Psychological determinants
• Psychological determinants of knowledge
• Adoption of IPM technology
• White Grub among the farmers
• Sheep and goat enterprises
• Gain in Knowledge
• Skill training
• Adoption of technologies
• Goat rearing skill training
• Sheep husbandry
• Knowledge of sheep husbandry
• High socio economic
• Non adopters regarding knowledge
• Adoption of sheep husbandry
• Climate resilient agricultural technologies
• Paddy growers
• Head reach area
• Tail end area
• Diary business
• Adoption of dairy business related practices
• Knowledge level
• Around gir national park
• Milch animal owners
• Post harvest management practices
• Mango growers
• Relationship of socio economic status
• Soybean grower
• Chisquare test
• Integrated pest management
• Soybean growing farmers
• Rice cultivator
• Adoption of rice cultivators trained
• Rice cultivators trained
• KVKs in central plain zone
• Plant protection measures
• Rice crop
• Registered flower growers
• Adoption and extension contacts
• Extension contacts
• Socio economic characteristics
• Agroclimatic zone IV
• Adoption of improved maize production technologies
• Improved maize production technologies
• Farmers of agro climatic zone IV
• Maize production technologies
• Cluster front line demonstrations
• Horizontal spread
• Package of practices
• Spread of blackgram in tribal belt
• Eco friendly management
• Eco friendly crop management in paddy
• Eco friendly crop management
• Impact on knowledge gain
• Farmer field school
• Agricultural services
• Significant difference
• Respondents of agricultural services
• Adoption for agricultural services
• Tribal blocks
• Grain storage practices
• Farm women
• Grain storage technologies
• Farm women of Deesa Taluka
• Rabi Jowar
• Recommended cultivation practices
• Rabi Jowar among the growers
• Adoption of recommended cultivation practices