TAILIEUCHUNG - Backyard poultry as a resilient technology for augmenting farm income

Nacharam one of the NICRA (National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture) cluster village belonging to Khammam (D), Telangana State consists of 7 villages ., Nacharam, Colony Nacharam, Gangula Nacharam, Muniya Thanda, Bhadru Thanda, Rama Thanda, Onti gudisa. The major climate challenge is drought because of deficit rainfall observed in every year. The source of irrigation for cultivation of crops is through water streams and borewells. As a result of deficit rainfall, farmers are not able to get the stable income and the livelihood of the farmers affected because of climatic conditions prevailed in the village. Moreover, in Nacharam cluster village, farmers rear the local breeds (Deshawali) which have less growth rate, less egg laying capacity and susceptible to diseases. Farmers are not able to generate good income because of the poor egg production by the desi birds, as a result farmers are very less interested to go for backyard poultry. Keeping in idea of village situation and studying the climate conditions, KVK, Wyra scientists have approached the farmers with a novel idea of rearing the new climate resilient breed (Raja Sri) as an alternative to the desi breed for income generation to the farmers and as a solution to the farmers for encouraging them towards backyard poultry under NICRA. Based on Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) techniques, 40 farmers were selected from 5 villages for Promoting back yard poultry by giving the “Raja Sri” birds. | Backyard poultry as a resilient technology for augmenting farm income

• Nông nghiệp
• Backyard poultry
• Resilient technology
• Augmenting farm income
• Raja Sri
• Improved their living standards
• Nutritional and income security
• Backyard poultry farming
• Income security
• Income security through backyard poultry farming
• Nutritional through backyard poultry farming
• Skill development etc
• Skill development training programmes
• Scientific backyard poultry farming
• Farmers on rearing
• Supplementing rural livelihoods
• Poultry farming
• Improved household nutrition
• Native poultry breeds
• Egg and vermicompost
• Rural population
• Resource utilization for better livelihood
• Training need assessment
• Tribal farmer
• Tribal backyard poultry farmers
• Assessed critically
• Egg production
• Rural livelihoods
• Supplementing rural families
• Backyard poultry system
• Rajashree birds
• Sustainable income
• Backyard poultry in Adilabad district
• Supplementing livelihoods of tribal women
• Nutritional security
• Economic of Pratapdhan poultry
• Backyard system rearing
• Nutrition level of rural poor
• Average body weight
• Adoption level
• Marginal farmers
• Promotion of backyard poultry farming
• Impact of KVK trainings
• Small& marginal farmer
• Pratapdhan poultry
• Desi poultry
• Livelihood security
• Poor family
• Pratapdhan backyard poultry rearing
• Livelihood security of poor families
• TANUVAS Aseel
• Rural youth
• TANUVAS aseel as backyard chicken
• Backyard chicken
• KVK training on promoting
• Narmada Nidhi
• Women empowerment
• Backyard farming system
• Local non descript birds reared
• Body weight
• Desi chickens
• Backyard poultry farming system
• Performance of different breeds
• Farm management
• Flock size
• Livelihood of rural poultry farmers
• Rural poultry farmers
• New castle disease
• Ethno veterinary herbs
• Poultry diseases
• Ethno veterinary practices adaptation
• Backyard poultry farms
• Managemental practices
• Organised farms
• Unorganised farms
• Communicational characteristics
• Poultry breeds
• Net return
• Mid central table land zone
• Indigenous chicken
• Traditional system
• Promising tool towards women empowerment
• Rearing Vanaraja chicken
• Background poultry
• donate different
• organ donors
• and proposals to incentivise
• long term conditions
• Adherence presumes
• prescriber and patient