| Description |
xxv, 319 p. : ill., chart ; 24 cm. |
| Contents |
1. Governance of agricultural extension and advisory systems -- 2. Initiatives and innovations in good governance of extension services- a case of Meghalaya State aquaculture mission -- 3. Promotion of buffalo husbandry through breeders' Welfare Association in Haryana : an innovative approach -- 4. Suitable livestock extension models for small and marginal farmers towards fodder development in Semi-arid regions -- 5. Importance, problems&prospective of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in agriculture -- 6. Kudumbasree Goat Village project - a practical model for good governance of a microfinance enterprise -- 7. Farmers Field School - an effective and innovation way to train dryland farmers -- 8. Public private partnerships in agricultural development -- 9. Factors influencing the extent of adoption of recommended ICM practices by the participant and non participant farmers of rice FFSs -- 10. Interactive multimedia compact disc (IMCD) an innovative tool for agricultural technologies transfer-impact study -- 11. Problems and suggestions of stake holders for effective information and communication technology based extension services -- 12. Farm mechanization extension project management as new paradigm for sustainable sericulture development in karnataka 13. Factors determining the use of soil health card (SHC) recommendations in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh -- 14. ICT based transfer of technology in rice : a case of RKMP-"App" solutely knowledge driven -- 15. Enhancing competency of extension functionary through National Training on Improved Sorghum Cultivation -- 16. Economic evaluation of IPM technology for cotton Yavatmal District of Vidarbha in Maharashtra -- 17. Knowledge level of farmers on agri based online services in Tikamgarh District of Madhya Pradesh -- 18. ICTs for agricultural extension in India : policy implications for agricultural development |
| Summary |
This book is outcome of an International conference on "Good governance in agricultural extension" organized by the Centre for Good Governance in association with National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE) during 14-15 September 2015 at Hyderabad. About 200 research scholars, policy makers, extension scientists and extension personnel from India and several countries of Africa participated and deliberated upon the subject for two days. The main objective of the conference was to share the lessons learned on governance of agriculture and extension systems in various countries as well as share best practices towards the improvement of agricultural production. |
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Agricultural extension work -- India -- Congresses
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Rural extension -- India -- Congresses
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Agricultural development projects -- India -- Congresses
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Agricultural extension work
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Rural extension
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| Alt Author |
Juvvadi, Devi Prasad
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Chandra Shekara, P.
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Centre for Good Governance (Andhra Pradesh, India)
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National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (India)
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| ISBN |
9789386819819 (hbk.) |
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