tailieunhanh - Extent of adoption of improved production practices of mustard by the farmers

The present study was carried out on Mustard crop in Karauli District of Rajasthan. Objective of the study is to see the extent of adoption level of improved production practices of Mustard by the farmers. For the study purpose ten villages selected with simple random sampling method. Data collected and tabulated under statistical manner. | 2017 6 10 2258-2264 International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 6 Number 10 2017 pp. 2258-2264 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Extent of Adoption of Improved Production Practices of Mustard by the Farmers . Meena1 . Meena2 . Meena3 and Bachchu Singh4 1 Agriculture Extension Education 3Animal Production Krishi Vigyan Kendra Karauli Agriculture University Kota Rajasthan India 2 Entomology Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sawai Madhopur Agriculture University Kota Rajasthan India 4 Krishi Vigyan Kendra Karauli Agriculture University Kota Rajasthan India Corresponding author ABSTRACT The present study was carried out on Mustard crop in Karauli District of Rajasthan. Keywords Objective of the study is to see the extent of adoption level of improved production Mustard crop practices of Mustard by the farmers. For the study purpose ten villages selected with Rajasthan simple random sampling method. Data collected and tabulated under statistical manner. Sampling method The result shows that the maximum adoption gap in soil treatment is with followed by weed management by the beneficiary s respondent. In the category Article Info of non-beneficiary s respondent the maximum adoption gap percents in soil treatment with MPS followed by Weed Management MPS. The result also show that Accepted 21 September 2017 the significant difference between beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries respondents and Available Online there farmers categories big small and marginal. It can be concluded that the non- 10 October 2017 beneficiaries farmer s having more adoption gap than the beneficiary s farmers due to lack of contact with extension personnel less resources and low socioeconomic status. Introduction Although India ranks first in area and technology involves a lot of risk which production of major edible oilseeds in the .

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• Mustard crop
• Sampling method
• Improved production practices
• Mustard by the farmers
• Adoption of improved production practices
• Chickpea mustard intercropping
• Chickpea mustard intercropping on yield
• Economics of chickpea
• Different fertility management
• Various row combinations
• Rapeseed mustard
• Cost and returns
• Marketing in rapeseed mustard crop
• Rapeseed mustard crop
• Economic analysis of production
• Cost of cultivation
• Personal interview
• Cost of cultivation of mustard crop
• Cultivation of mustard crop
• Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh
• Marketing strategies
• Mustard crop in Madhya Pradesh
• Large markets
• Market development
• Yield attributes
• Herbicide on growth
• Yield of the mustard crop
• Randomised block
• Cluster frontline demonstration
• Mustard and technology
• Mustard cro
• Crop production
• Crop geometry
• Yield and yield attributes
• Hybrid mustard as affected
• Crop geometry and varieties
• Their bigger canopy
• Date of sowing
• Seed yield
• Optimization of planting time
• Geometries for Indian mustard RH 749
• Indian mustard RH 749
• Dry weightsulphur
• Dry weight
• Quality of Mustard
• Nutrient combinations on growth
• Growth of Mustard
• Improved crop yields
• Brassica juncea
• Identification of putative sources
• Putative sources of tolerance
• Aphid in mustard
• Generation of molecular marker
• In crop improvement
• Water use efficiency
• Comparative study of irrigation scheduling
• Climatological method
• Irrigation scheduling
• WOFOST validation
• Sensitivity analysis
• CO2 mustard
• Multi crop simulation models
• Carbon dioxide combinations
• Salt tolerant
• Abiotic stress
• Indole acetic acid
• Producing rhizobacteria
• Plant growth of mustard crop
• Salt stress condition
• Biocontrol agent
• Biotic stress
• Mustard crop (Brassicae junecea)
• Salt tolerant biocontrol agent
• Potassium solubilization
• Plant growth
• Mustard (Brassica juncea L )
• Improve crop growth
• Intercrops like mustard
• Raised bed
• Flat bed
• Inner wheel pattern
• Chickpea in wheat crop
• Assessment of inner wheel intercropping
• Front line demonstration
• Yield gap
• Front line demonstrations on yield
• Economics of mustard crop
• Yield gaps between improved package
• Impact of Indian honey bee
• Pollination of mustard
• Especially during crop bloom
• Especially during crop bloom
• Fluorescent yellow
• Improved technology
• Farmer’s practices
• Frontline demonstration
• Line demonstration on the yield
• Integrated nutrient management
• Oil content
• Yield contributing characters of mustard
• Yield contributing characters
• Sowing time
• Crop growth
• Varying sowing time of mustard
• Productivity and economics
• Sewage Sludge
• Crop productivity
• Sulphur and Zinc
• Rapeseed and mustard crop
• Resource use efficiency
• Marginal value product
• Marginal factor cost
• Optimum value
• Target yield
• Fertilizer adjustment equations
• Soil test
• Crop response