TAILIEUCHUNG - Impact of technological demonstrations on yield of Rabi pulses and farmer’s adoption behavior in Vindhyan plateau of Madhya Pradesh

The important extension techniques to persuade the farmers about latest farm technologies are frontline demonstrations (FLDs). The present study was conducted continuously during three years from rabi 2015-16 to 2017-18 to assess the impact of 410 frontline demonstrations conducted on chickpea and lentil in 164 ha area across thirteen villages of Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh falls under Vindhyan Plateau Agro Climatic Zone. The results of demonstrations showed that farmers could increase the chickpea and lentil productivity remarkably by switching over to improved variety and adoption of improved production technology. It was observed from the FLDs that the improved chickpea variety JG 63 recorded the higher seed yield (1537 kg ha-1 ) compared to the farmers' practices variety (992 kg ha-1 ). The increase in the demonstration yield over farmer’s practices was percent. In case of lentil technology demonstrations, the average seed yield was recorded to be 1218 kg ha-1 using JL 3, PL 8 and IPL 316 varieties over farmer's practice (737 kg ha-1 ) with the average increase of percent. | Impact of technological demonstrations on yield of Rabi pulses and farmer’s adoption behavior in Vindhyan plateau of Madhya Pradesh

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• Frontline demonstrations
• Technology gap
• Technology index
• Farmer’s adoption behavior
• Technological demonstrations
• FLD and extension gap
• Performance of frontline demonstrations
• Frontline demonstrations on productivity
• Profitability of black gram
• Black gram (Vigna mungo)
• Rainfed condition
• Uttar Bastar Kanker
• Gap analysis
• Grain yields
• Productivity of rapeseed mustard
• Frontline demonstrations for increasing
• Extension gap
• Sub mountainous zone of Punjab
• Frontline demonstrations of capsicum
• Improved technology
• Farmer’s practices
• Frontline demonstration
• Enhanced mustard productivity
• Green gram
• Grain yield
• Benefit cost ratio
• Cluster frontline demonstrations
• Productivity enhancement
• Productivity enhancement of green gram
• Tool for productivity enhancement
• Dissemination of technologies
• Local varieties is considered
• Edible oil
• Cluster demonstration
• Productivity enhancement technology dissemination
• Groundnut grown
• Operational area
• Horizontal spread
• Pod borer
• Horizontal spread of chickpea
• Green gram production
• Front–line demonstrations
• Yield attributing traits of crop
• Improved variety
• Blackgram (Vigna mungo)
• Cluster frontline demonstration
• Productivity and profitability
• Finger millet
• Net income
• Finger millet in tribal areas
• Impact of frontline demonstrations
• Livelihood and gap analysis
• Greengram livelihood security
• Line demonstrations
• Production of pulses
• Mustard and transfer of technology
• Front line demonstrations
• Sulphur on productivity
• Productivity of soybean
• Extent of technology adoption
• Adoption level
• Cluster front line demonstrations
• Package of practices
• Spread of blackgram in tribal belt
• Blackgram production technology
• Yield performance
• Yield gap
• Farmer‟s satisfaction
• Line transplanting
• Net returns
• Swarna sub 1
• Technological gap
• Vigna mungo
• Profitability of Blackgram
• Sorghum Sudan grass
• Sorghum sudan grass variety SSG 5000
• Berseem fodder
• Promotion of berseem variety wardan
• Colocasia (Colocasia esculenta L
• Schott)
• Yield and economics
• Glycine max L
• Farmers’ satisfaction
• Economic analysis and cumin
• Economic analysis
• Black gram
• Black gram (Vigna mungo L
• Production in tribal area
• Tribal area of madhya pradesh