TAILIEUCHUNG - Factors influencing the extent of technological gap in adoption of scientific practices of tea cultivation by small tea growers of Assam

The study was conducted in Sonitpur and Biswanath districts of Assam with 100 Small Tea Growers to identify the factors influencing the extent of technological gap in adoption of scientific practices of tea cultivation by small tea growers. An analysis of the small tea production system is the quite important to the subject of development of the small tea growers as well as improving the productivity tea on small holdings. It was found that majority of the respondents () had medium overall technological gap in adoption of scientific practices of tea cultivation followed by per cent respondents with low overall technological gap. | 2020 9 7 1782-1789 International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 9 Number 7 2020 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Factors Influencing the Extent of Technological Gap in Adoption of Scientific Practices of Tea Cultivation by Small Tea Growers of Assam S. Parasar1 P. K. Das2 I. Barman2 S. Sultana3 S. Barman4 . Deka5 N. Baruah6 and R. Islam7 1 ATM ATMA DAO Office Jorhat Assam India 2 Department of Extension Education 5Department of Agril. Statistics 7Department of Animal Husbandry amp Dairying Biswanath College of Agriculture AAU Assam India 3 APART AAU Jorhat India 4 Department of Extension Education College of Agriculture AAU Assam 6 AICRPDA AAU Assam India Corresponding author ABSTRACT The study was conducted in Sonitpur and Biswanath districts of Assam with 100 Small Tea Growers to identify the factors influencing the extent of technological gap in adoption of scientific practices of tea cultivation by small tea growers. An analysis of the small tea Keywords production system is the quite important to the subject of development of the small tea growers as well as improving the productivity tea on small holdings. It was found that Technological gap majority of the respondents had medium overall technological gap in adoption of Factor Small TEA scientific practices of tea cultivation followed by per cent respondents with low GROWERS STG overall technological gap. The findings also revealed that practice wise maximum average Assam technological gap was found in adoption of Doses of YTD mixture followed by Article Info Size of planting pit and Number of ploughing and harrowing with average technological gap scores being and respectively. The findings of correlation analysis Accepted revealed that variables viz. area under tea management orientation risk bearing ability 17 June w 2020 .

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• Technological gap
• Small tea growers
• Technological gap in adoption
• Scientific practices
• Tea cultivation
• Turmeric growers
• Correlates of technological gap
• Turmeric production technology
• Production technology by the farmers
• Rapeseed–mustard CFLDs
• Extension gap
• Yield gap analysis of rapeseed mustard
• Hybrid rice
• Cultivation practices
• Hybrid rice production practices
• Technological gap in relation
• Adoption of recommended practices
• Recommended practices of loose flowers
• Flower cultivation
• Cluster front line demonstrations
• LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
• AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH
• Obstacles to Assessing
• Technological Literacy
• Visualizing Technological
• Electronic Portfolios
• Inherent Uncertainties
• Technological catch up
• Gap in growth
• National income
• Technological capability
• Politically less developed
• Technolgoical development ladder
• Cauliflower growers
• Adoption and technological gap
• Practices of cauliflower cultivation
• Adoption level of cauliflower growers
• Socio economic characteristics
• Scientific orientation
• Market orientation
• Multidimensional behavior
• Arunachal pradesh
• Orange production technology
• Consequent variable
• Together could explain
• Sesame growers
• Recommended sesame production technology
• Psychological and communicational attributes
• Socio economic
• Frontline demonstrations
• Technology gap
• Technology index
• Farmer’s adoption behavior
• Technological demonstrations
• Improved cultivation practices
• Small and marginal farmers
• Marginal farmers
• Chickpea crop
• Rural women
• Processing and Preservation
• Preservation of fruits perceived
• Farm women
• B:C ratio
• Line demonstrations on blackgram
• Yield gap analysis
• Grain yield
• Line demonstrations
• Productivity gain in cowpea
• Indian mustard
• Technology frontline demonstrations
• Technology demonstration
• Net return
• Extension gap and Technology index
• Seed yield of sesame
• Frontline demonstration
• Glycine max L
• Productivity and profitability
• Vigna mungo
• Profitability of Blackgram
• Data envelopment analysis
• Global Malmquist total factor productivity
• Meta frontier
• Technical efficiency
• Garment industries
• Customer's satisfaction
• Service quality
• Customer’s satisfaction on service quality
• Service quality gap model
• Relationship between service quality
• Cluster frontline demonstrations
• Technology and extension gap
• Horizontal spread
• Horizontal spread of pulse crops