TAILIEUCHUNG - ICTs using pattern of women farmers for agricultural information

ICTs (Information and Communication Technology) usage in third world countries is playing a vital role for the enhancement of farmer’s business towards agriculture. Recently, communication through ICTs is considered very important in enhancing farmers’ access to better understand agricultural position. Farming communities appreciate ICTs as easy, fast and convenient way to communicate and get prompt answers of respective problems. Nowadays, the ICTs have generated an opportunity for the farmers specially to get the information about marketing and weather. Through this important technology, they directly keep in touch with market personals and offer their produce with reasonable prices. The use of mobile phones, televisions, radio, computer and internet also keeps them aware for weather forecast for agriculture input application like fertilizer and pesticides which might be affected by unforeseen disasters as communicated by metrological department. This device has given new direction and approach to farmers to communicate directly and share about recent advances with each other. The studies showed that ICTs have saved energy and time of farmers and ultimately improved their income. ICTs have provided an opportunity to the farmers to communicate directly with market brokers and customers for sell their product in good price. From the study, it was found that television is the most being popular means of communication among farm women used for dissemination of essential agricultural knowledge to them on a day to day basis. | ICTs using pattern of women farmers for agricultural information

• Nông nghiệp
• Agricultural knowledge
• Farm women
• Agricultural information
• Women farmers
• ICTs using pattern of women farmers
• Awareness and use of Web 2 0 technologies
• Sharing of agricultural knowledge
• Agricultural knowledge in Tanzania
• Knowledge sharing
• Agricultural insurance
• Weather insurance
• Knowledge level
• Agricultural insurance scheme
• Farmers knowledge
• Agricultural Bank of Iran
• Effect of knowledge management on employee's innovation
• Agricultural Bank of Qazvin province of Iran
• Structural equation modeling
• Knowledge management orientation
• Extension approach
• Agricultural technologies
• Partnership and NGO’s
• Knowledge of farmers
• Agricultural extension approaches
• Agricultural services
• Significant difference
• Respondents of agricultural services
• Adoption for agricultural services
• Tribal blocks
• Ragi growers
• Extension activities
• Agricultural technology management agency
• Knowledge of Ragi growers towards
• ATMA were purposively selected
• Knowledge and adoption
• Climate resilient agricultural technologies
• Paddy growers
• Head reach area
• Tail end area
• Brinjal production technology
• Recommended Brinjal production technology
• Farmer’s knowledge level
• Agricultural messages from interpersonal
• Newspaper reportage and its effect towards enhancing agricultural
• Environmental sustainability in Nigeria
• Towards enhancing agricultural
• Newspapers influence public knowledge
• Content based Vietnamese agricultural multimedia information retrieval
• Modern farming information
• The baseline system
• Modern farming information and knowledge
• Farmers in developing countries
• Indigenous technology knowledge
• Implements used in agriculture
• Allied sector in Tripura
• Allied agricultural activities
• Indigenous agricultural know how
• Job performance
• Organizational climate
• Agricultural teachers
• Factor analysis
• Knowledge management
• Organizational culture
• Information and communication technology
• Small land holder farmers
• Agricultural market information
• Market access etc
• Knowledge empowerment of the farmers
• ATMA Agriculture technological
• Management agency
• Changes in knowledge
• Changes in skill and changes
• Adoption of farm
• Knowledge gap
• Tools and peripherals
• Service experience
• Information seeking pattern
• Communication technologies
• the Social Relevance
• Rainforest Migrants
• Conservation Means
• Culture in Agricultural
• Biodiversity Conservation
• Environmental Knowledge
• Socioeconomic status
• Extension contact
• Agricultural infrastructure
• Cropping intensity
• Crop rotation
• Drug use
• Agricultural Hospital
• Type 2 diabetes
• Pre designed questionnaires
• Treatment of diabetes
• International Diabetes Federation