ADOPTION PATTERN OF IMPROVED AGRO-TECHNIQUES OF MUSTARD
B. S. Meena, R. S. Shekhawat
Abstract
B. S. Meena, R. S. Shekhawat
Abstract
The present study was conducted in Sriganganagar district of Rajasthan to find-out the adoption pattern of improved package technologies of mustard crop with a sample of 98 mustard growing farmers. The study found that almost all farmers (98%) used recommended variety and sowed their crop at normal time (95%) but 75 % of them used excessive, We seed rate.83 % of the farmers treated their seeds while only 51 % of them followed the recommended doses of manure and fertilizers. 22 % applied less fertilizers and 27 % of them opted for higher doses. No farmer used weedicide and 86 % of them opted for manual hoeing and weeding. 84 % farmers gave 2 irrigation and 9 % went for only one irrigation and the rest went for 3 irrigation. 73 % of the respondents followed plant protection measures.
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The present study was conducted in Sriganganagar district of Rajasthan to find-out the adoption pattern of improved package technologies of mustard crop with a sample of 98 mustard growing farmers. The study found that almost all farmers (98%) used recommended variety and sowed their crop at normal time (95%) but 75 % of them used excessive, We seed rate.83 % of the farmers treated their seeds while only 51 % of them followed the recommended doses of manure and fertilizers. 22 % applied less fertilizers and 27 % of them opted for higher doses. No farmer used weedicide and 86 % of them opted for manual hoeing and weeding. 84 % farmers gave 2 irrigation and 9 % went for only one irrigation and the rest went for 3 irrigation. 73 % of the respondents followed plant protection measures.
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