Kurukshetra, Volume 51, Issues 1-112002 - India |
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TH he present potential of the information technology is extensive and can be exploited by the extension system in agricultural extension and transfer of technology . The globalization has very adverse effect on Indian farmers because ...
TH he present potential of the information technology is extensive and can be exploited by the extension system in agricultural extension and transfer of technology . The globalization has very adverse effect on Indian farmers because ...
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The GIS facilitate extension professionals to integrate information from many sources , formulate management plans and evaluate them . The GIS technology helps the extension professionals to have at their disposal information system in ...
The GIS facilitate extension professionals to integrate information from many sources , formulate management plans and evaluate them . The GIS technology helps the extension professionals to have at their disposal information system in ...
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Reforms being promoted in the field of agricultural extension now include restructuring of public extension , promotion of private agro - service providers , restructuring of extension institutes into decentralized and farmer- ...
Reforms being promoted in the field of agricultural extension now include restructuring of public extension , promotion of private agro - service providers , restructuring of extension institutes into decentralized and farmer- ...
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achieve activities adopted agencies agricultural animal approach areas banks become benefits block building cent Centre co-operatives cooperatives cost create crop Delhi district economic effective efforts elected employment extension facilities farm farmers field forest functions funds given Government groups growth implementation important improve income increased India industries initiatives institutions involved issue labour lakh land living loans major marketing measures meet ment million natural objective operations organisations organizations Panchayat participation planning poor population poverty practices present problems production programmes Report Research result roads role rural areas rural development scheme sector social society sources strategy sustainable tion tribal units various village women
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| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 51, Issues 1-11 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development, and Cooperation, India. Ministry of Rural Development |
| Published | 2002 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 15 Mar 2010 |
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