2014•Indian Journal of Field VeterinariansRequires access

Entrepreneurship of poultry farmers and its determinents

R.S. Ghasura, J. Quazi, A. S. Sheikh, B.K. Aswar, Rohit Charan, A. C. Patel

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The present study was conducted by Ex-post facto research design. Fourteen independent variables, relevant to study were included. Coefficient correlation of adoption with independent variables revealed that out of the 14 independent variables tried 9 were positively and significantly correlated (P<0.01, P<0.05) with the extent of knowledge of improved poultry management practices. The remaining five variables viz., age, caste, organizational participation, occupation, annual income were found to be non-significantly correlated.

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Key concepts: Variables, Caste, Entrepreneurship, Veterinary medicine, Non-invasive ventilation, Socioeconomics, Forensic science, Mathematics