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Extension Research

 

I. Name of the programme:

Developing and Testing the Effectiveness of Interactive Educational Multimedia Module on Biotic Stress Management in Rice and Lathyrus (2016-19)

Research objectives:

  • To study the existing farming status and livelihood pattern of the farmers.
  • To develop and test the effectiveness of Interactive Educational Multimedia Module on Biotic Stress Management in Rice and Lathyrus.
  • To identify the perceived constraints faced by farmers in the adoption of Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs).

II. Name of the programme: (ICAR Sponsored)

Socio-economic upliftment of tribal farmers through suitable agricultural enterprises integration in rice fallow pulse cropping system - A participatory approach for doubling the farmer's income (2016-20)

Research objectives:

  • To study the existing rice fallow pulse cropping system, livelihood pattern, problem identification, priority setting, information need, perceived constraint and socio-economic profiling of the resource poor farmers.
  • To augment the capacity building at field level for farmer-participatory research and extension in adoption and expansion of selected interventions on crop, livestock, horticulture and NRM based enterprises.
  • To develop, establish and evaluate the sustainability of integrated livelihood generating farming models for resource poor rural farmers.
  • To evolve suitable up scalable farm technologies for women farmers to address drudgery reduction, income enhancement and livelihood security.
  • To develop and test the effectiveness of Educational Multimedia Training Modules (EMTMs) on biotic stress management technologies in rice fallow pulse cropping system.
SN Content Year Download
1 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2016-17 PDF
2 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2017-18 PDF
3 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2018-19 PDF
4 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2019-20 PDF
5 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2020-21 PDF
6 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2021-22 PDF
7 Annual Progress Report of Farmer FIRST Project 2022-23 PDF

III. Name of the programme: (DBT Sponsored)

For wide use of the Foldscope as a research tool: Democratising Science through a Major Twinning programme of the North East with other parts of India (2018-19)

Research objectives:

  • 1. Surveillance and minimising the risk of zoonotic diseases among tribal farmers through Foldscope microscopy

IV. Name of the programme: (DBT Sponsored)

“Establishment of Biotech-KISAN Hub at ICAR - National Institute of Biotic Stress Management, Raipur” (2020-22)

Objectives of Biotech-KISAN:

  • Linking available science and technology to the farm by first understanding the problem of the local farmer and provide solutions to those problems.
  • The working together, in close conjunction, of scientists and farmers is the only way to improve the working conditions of small and marginal farmers.
  • This programme aims to work with small and marginal farmers especially the woman farmer for better agriculture productivity through scientific intervention and evolving best farming practices in the Indian context.

Research objectives:

  • To identify and integrate economically viable and socially compatible technological options as adoptable models for different agro-ecological situations.
  • To enhance farmer-scientist interface, enrich knowledge and facilitate continued feedback.
  • To develop modules for farm women to address drudgery reduction, income enhancement and livelihood security.
  • To study performance of technologies and perception of the farmers about agriculture as a profession in the rural settings.
  • To build network of linkages of organizations around the farm households for improving access to information, technology, input and market.

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