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Farmers’ Views on Agricultural Training and Extension Programs

Abstract

The present study was conducted to investigate farmer’s perceptions towards agricultural extension training programmes. The sample comprised of 131 trainees who attained training at Dr Yashwant Singh Parmar University, Directorate of extension Education. Findings reported that the information provided during the training session are relevant. Most of the farmers agreed that training needs are realistic, useful and on training programme. Respondents also agreed that their performance has increased after attending training programmes. Training programme increase both farm productivity and quality of farm productivity. The overall findings suggest that the most of farmers were satisfied with the extension training programme which helps to increase productivity and quality of farm quantity.

Diverse Educational Innovations StudiesLivestock Management and Performance ImprovementAgricultural Systems and PracticesTraining (meteorology)ProductivitySession (web analytics)Extension (predicate logic)Quality (philosophy)Agricultural extension
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