Adoption of system of rice intensication and its determinants in the dry-land region of the Telangana state
By: Ramdas, D
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BookPublisher: Agricultural Situation in India Description: 79(6), Sep, 2023: p.17-25.Subject(s): Labour, Modified SRI, Rice, SRI, Weeding
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Agricultural Situation in IndiaSummary: Given the higher economic and environment benets, and exibility in adoption, there is a need to nd out the reasons for farmers not adopting the SRI practice. The scientic literature published on SRI adoption made an attempt to assess its overall adoption by farmers rather than specic problems while adopting the components of the SRI practice. Therefore, the paper studies the socio-economic problems in adopting (overall adoption) the SRI practice. More importantly, it addresses farm level and SRI components wise problems and challenges in adopting the SRI practice. In order to address questions, seven dryland villages from central Telangana have been selected where entire paddy is cultivated under lift irrigation (bore well irrigation). Household related, land related, risk related (component wise), labour issues related information have been asked through structural questionnaire. The study revealed that 95 percent of the farmers have adopted slightly modied components of the SRI practice. The study nds that risk and uncertainty are involved in adoption of the SRI components especially in weeding, spacing, transplanting operations. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 79(6), Sep, 2023: p.17-25 | Available | AR135297 |
Given the higher economic and environment benets, and exibility in adoption, there is a need to nd out the reasons for farmers not adopting the SRI practice. The scientic literature published on SRI adoption made an attempt to assess its overall adoption by farmers rather than specic problems while adopting the components of the SRI practice. Therefore, the paper studies the socio-economic problems in adopting (overall adoption) the SRI practice. More importantly, it addresses farm level and SRI components wise problems and challenges in adopting the SRI practice. In order to address questions, seven dryland villages from central Telangana have been selected where entire paddy is cultivated under lift irrigation (bore well irrigation). Household related, land related, risk related (component wise), labour issues related information have been asked through structural questionnaire. The study revealed that 95 percent of the farmers have adopted slightly modied components of the SRI practice. The study nds that risk and uncertainty are involved in adoption of the SRI components especially in weeding, spacing, transplanting operations. – Reproduced
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