Research Journal of Animal Husbandry & Dairy Science

K. D. Kunchala ¹, C. P. Desai ¹, J. K. Patel ²

Affiliations
1 Department of Extension Eduction, B.A. College of Agriculture, Anand Agricultural University, Anand, Gujarat, IN
2 Extension Education Institute, Anand, Gujarat, IN

Abstract

Present era of technology blast call speedy discriminatory to its cliental uses and India cannot deprive of it. Thus, changing extension services from farmer's point of view is much more important, Extension services must to be need bases rather than policy bases. Thus, feasibility of such services provider to be assessed. For that present investigation 120 farmers from two talukas of Anand were selected purposively and finding indicates that in case of advisory services, 22.50 per cent of respondents preferred free services while 10.83 per cent preferred paid services. Whereas, 13.33 per cent preferred free input services and 22.50 per cent preferred paid input services in different areas of dairy farming.

Keywords

Private Extension, Areas of PES

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T. R. Patel ¹, J. K. Patel ², Salman Sipai ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Extension Education, B.A. College of Agriculture, Anand Agricultural University, Anand, Gujarat, IN
2 Dairy Vigyan Kendra, Sheth M.C. College of Dairy Science, Anand Agricultural University, Anand, Gujarat, IN

Abstract

The poultry farming in India was mostly a backyard venture till 1960s and indigenous chicken constituted the major share and their productivity was around 60-70 eggs per bird per year. It refers to common knowledge or understanding of the poultry farmers about poultry enterprise. This present study was carried out in Anand district of Gujarat state. Anand district comprises of eight talukas. Out of these, two talukas viz., Anand (97 poultry units) and Petlad (23 poultry units) having maximum poultry units were selected. Two third poultry farmers having at least three years of experience in operating poultry enterprise from each selected taluka were selected randomly. Thus, 65 poultry farmers from Anand and 15 from Peltad talukas were selected for this study. Thus, total 80 poultry farmers were selected and considered as respondents with specific objectives to study the correlates of knowledge towards poultry farmers. The study indicated that less than one third (31.25 %) of the respondents had medium level of knowledge towards poultry farming. The study also showed that variables like, age, education, caste, competition orientation, market orientation, extension contact, risk orientation, innovation proneness, scientific orientation, achievement motivation, ability to co-ordinate activities, economics motivation, self-confidence, decision making ability and planning orientation pattern were having close association with correlates of knowledge towards poultry farmers in study area.

Keywords

Correlates, Knowledge, Poultry Farmers

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T. R. Patel ¹, J. K. Patel ¹, Kalpesh Chaudhary ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Extension Education, B. A. College of Agriculture, Anand Agricultural University, Anand, Gujarat, IN

Abstract

This present study was carried out in Anand district of Gujarat state. Anand district comprises of eight talukas. Out of these, two talukas viz., Anand (97 poultry unit) and Petlad (23 poultry unit) having maximum poultry unit were selected. Two third poultry farmers having at least three years of experience in operating poultry enterprise from each selected taluka were selected randomly. Thus, 65 poultry farmers from Anand and 15 from Peltad talukas were selected in this study. Thus total 80 poultry farmers were selected and considered as respondents with specific objectives to study the correlates of attitude towards poultry farmers, revealed that slightly more than two-third (66.25 %) of the poultry farmers had favourable attitude towards poultry farming, followed by 27.50 per cent, 3.75 per cent and 2.50 per cent of them had neutral, unfavourable and most favourable attitude towards poultry farming. The study also shows that variables like, age, education, caste, competition orientation, market orientation, extension contact, risk orientation, innovation proneness, scientific orientation, achievement motivation, Ability to co-ordinate activities, economics motivation, self confidence, decision making ability and planning orientation pattern having close association with correlates of attitude towards poultry farmers in study area.

Keywords

Attitude, Poultry farmers

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