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ROLE E AND U D USE SE OF IMPR PROVED VED AGRICU CULTURAL I IMPL PLEM EMEN ENTS Dr. Dr . G. M. . M. SUJIT ITH UNI UNIVER VERSI SITY TY O OF F AGRICUL ULTUR TURAL SC L SCIENC ENCES ES,BANG NGALORE KARNATAKA KA AKA ROLE


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Dr Dr. . G. M. . M. SUJIT ITH UNI UNIVER VERSI SITY TY O OF F AGRICUL ULTUR TURAL SC L SCIENC ENCES ES,BANG NGALORE KA KARNATAKA AKA

ROLE E AND U D USE SE OF IMPR PROVED VED AGRICU CULTURAL I IMPL PLEM EMEN ENTS

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ROLE E AND U D USE SE OF IMPR PROVED VED AGRICU CULTURAL I IMPL PLEM EMEN ENTS

Tim imeli liness of

  • f

fa farm ope

  • perati

tions is is the the ke key to to achi hieve hi highe gher pr produc

  • duction
  • n and

nd avoid pos post-harvest lo losse ses in in rainf nfed agri ricul ulture Time a available to to carry ou

  • ut

t field ope

  • peration
  • ns i

is lim limited and nd cri riti tical for hi

  • r highe

gher pr produc

  • ducti

tion

  • n

Wor

  • rking

ng c capa pacity of

  • f indi

ndigenous nous i impl plements nts is low

  • w, di

difficult to t to pe perfor

  • rm ope
  • perations
  • ns in

n ti time Impr proved i impl plement nts a are e essenti ntial components ponents of

  • f dry

dryland nd crop

  • p

pr produc

  • duction s
  • n syste

tems

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IMPO PORTANT NT F FARM OPER PERATI TIONS FO NS FOR D DRYL YLAND NDS  Tillage a and nd seedbe dbed pr preparation  Se Seedi eding ng a and nd fertilization

  • n

 Weeding ng a and nd inte nterculti tivati tion

  • n

 Pl Plant pr nt prote

  • tection
  • n

 Ha Harvesti ting ng  Thr hreshi hing ng

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Cuts uts and nd inverts ts the the soil il and nd stubbl bbles in in the the form

  • rm of
  • f slic

lices Area of

  • f 0.05ha

ha / /hr hr can be an be c covered TI TILL LLAGE E IMPLEM PLEMENT ENTS Moul

  • uld boa

d board pl plough

  • ugh

Weeds and nd oth

  • ther crop
  • p residu

dues are re com

  • mpl

plete tely buri uried It It doe does not not leav ave unc uncut ut soil il be betw tween adjacent fur furrow

  • ws
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TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Moul

  • uld boa

d board pl plough

  • ugh
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Ridin ing ty type pe implement suit itable fo for seed be bed prepa parati tion TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Disc ha harrow

  • w

Li Light ght soils ils – 2 to to 3 ope

  • perati

tions

  • ns will

ll make ke good

  • od seed be

bed Ha Hard soils ils – doe does not not pe pene netr trate te easil ily in in it its fir irst st ope

  • perati

tion

  • n

Firs rst ope

  • perati

tion by by moul

  • uld bo

board plough

  • ugh fol
  • llowed by

by disc isc ha harrow

  • w

saves tim ime and nd labour bour fo for seed be bed pr prepa paration

  • n by

by 15-20%

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TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Disc ha harrow

  • w
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Rip ips thr through ugh the the soil il wit ith a na narrow

  • w chise

isel TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Chi hisel pl plough

  • ugh

Breaks the the ha hard laye yer of

  • f soil

il ju just be below the the pl plough

  • ugh de

depth pth Ra Rain water is is made de to to infiltra rate the the soil il by by usin ing thi this implement

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TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Chi hisel pl plough

  • ugh
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Us Used fo for making ng bunds unds afte fter sowin ing - to to che heck water in in fields ds TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Bund f und form

  • rmer

Form

  • rms bunds

unds by by gathe thering ng uppe upper layer of

  • f soil

il Sha Shape and nd siz size of

  • f bunds

nds can be be cont

  • ntrol
  • lled by

by cha hangi nging ng the he ang ngle of

  • f wings

ngs which ga gather soil il

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TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Bund f und form

  • rmer
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Us Used fo for making ng dr draina nage cha hanne nnels and nd bor border der ri ridg dges TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Ridge ger In In two wo to to thr three pa passes it it can make ke a di ditc tch up up to to a de depth pth of

  • f 30cm

Wa Water movement nt can be be eased by by the the use of

  • f thi

this implement

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TI TILL LLAGE I E IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Ridge ger

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 In In orde der to to take full ll advanta tage of

  • f annual pr

precipi pita tati tion in in dry dryland nd agr griculture, hi highe gher dos doses of

  • f ene

nergy input nput is is essenti ntial  Ti Tillage machi hine nes of

  • f appr

propri

  • priate

te size and type pe matc tchi hing ng the the pow power sour

  • urce

ces ne need to to be be us used

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Dr Dr. . G. M. . M. SUJIT ITH UNI UNIVER VERSI SITY TY O OF F AGRICUL ULTUR TURAL SC L SCIENC ENCES ES,BANG NGALORE KA KARNATAKA AKA

ROLE E AND U D USE SE OF IMPR PROVED VED AGRICU CULTURAL I IMPL PLEM EMEN ENTS

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IMPR PROVED VED I IMPL PLEM EMEN ENTS

Sow Sowing ti time and nd the he way it it is is done

  • ne de

decisively inf nflue uenc nce seed germ rmina nation

  • n and

nd late ter the the grow

  • wth

th of

  • f the

he seedl dling

  • ng. This, in

in tur urn, n, affects the the effecti tivene ness

  • f
  • f

subs ubsequ quent nt weedi ding and nd inte ntercul ultivation

  • n ope
  • perations
  • ns and

nd finally ly crop

  • p yie

ield SO SOWING NG A AND ND FER FERTI TILI LIZER EQ EQUI UIPM PMENT ENT

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SO SOWING NG A AND ND FER FERTI TILI LIZER EQ EQUI UIPM PMENT ENT Th This im imple lement dr drops ps seeds ds and nd ferti tilizers simul ulta tane neous usly at desir sired de depths pths Se Seed c d cum um ferti tilizer dri drill Provisi sion is is made de to to dro rop ferti tilizers about bout 35mm mm be below

  • w and

nd 35mm mm by by the the sid ide of

  • f the

the seed Doe

  • es the

the work rk of

  • f two

wo labou bours who ho are re ot

  • therw

rwise requi quired fo for dr droppi

  • pping

ng fertil iliz izers be behi hind nd seed drill ill

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SO SOWING NG A AND ND FER FERTI TILI LIZER EQ EQUI UIPM PMENT ENT Se Seed c ed cum um ferti tilizer dri drill

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WEED EEDING NG A AND ND I INTER NTERCUL ULTI TIVATION N IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Very ry efficient in in ro row crops

  • ps partic

icula larly ly in in sandy ndy and nd loa

  • amy soils

ils. Ca Can be be ope

  • perate

ted easily ily by by sin ingle pe person

  • n

Ha Hand nd weede ders / c cycle weeders Th The fati tigue ue in in ope

  • perati

ting ng long ng ha handl ndled weede ders is is consid siderably ly lo low be becaus use the the ope

  • perator

tor works in in a sta tandi nding ng pos postur ture 0.2 to to 0.3 ha ha of

  • f land

nd can be be covered in in a day

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WEED EEDING NG A AND ND I INTER NTERCUL ULTI TIVATION N IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Ha Hand nd weede ders / c cycle weeders

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WEED EEDING NG A AND ND I INTER NTERCUL ULTI TIVATION N IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Com

  • mbi

bina nati tion

  • n of
  • f bl

blade fitte tted acros

  • ss the

the ty tyne nes Inte ntercul ultur ural hoe hoe He Helps ps in in loo

  • osen the

the top top soil, il, up uproot

  • t shal

allow

  • w roote
  • ted we

weeds by by the he proj

  • jected

ted tyne nes and nd fo forms fur urrow

  • ws and

nd ri ridg dges by by simultane neous

  • usly

thr throwing ng soil il on

  • n eithe

ther sid ide in in one

  • ne ope
  • peration
  • n
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WEED EEDING NG A AND ND I INTER NTERCUL ULTI TIVATION N IMPLEM PLEMENTS ENTS Inte ntercul ultur ural hoe hoe

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PL PLANT NT PR PROTEC TECTI TION EQ N EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS  Manually lly ope

  • perate

ted kna naps psack spra rayer  Co Compressio sion spra rayer  Foot

  • ot spra

rayer  Rocke ker spra rayer  Kna naps psack pow power spra rayer  Ha Hand nd rotary

  • tary dus

duste ter

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PL PLANT NT PR PROTEC TECTI TION EQ N EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Manually lly ope

  • perate

ted kna naps psack spra rayer Co Compressio sion spra rayer Foot

  • ot spra

rayer Rocke ker spra rayer Kna naps psack pow power spra rayer Ha Hand nd rotary

  • tary dus

duste ter

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PL PLANT NT PR PROTEC TECTI TION EQ N EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS

Manually operated ted kn knaps psack spra rayer Co Compres ession spra rayer Foot

  • ot

spra rayer Po Power spra rayer Rota tary Du Duste ter

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Groundn

  • undnut a

ut and nd po pota tato di to digger Efficient implement fo for di digging ng groundn

  • undnut

ut and nd pota potato to Trans nspo port cum um depth pth ga gauge ge whe heels are re pr provide ded fo for easy tr trans nspor port and nd uni unifor

  • rm de

depth pth of

  • f ope
  • perati

tion

  • n

Lif ift rods

  • ds are

re pr provide ded be behi hind nd the he blade de to to facilit ilitate sepa parati tion

  • n
  • f
  • f soil

il fr from

  • m groundn
  • undnut

ut and nd pota potato to

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Groundn

  • undnut a

ut and nd po pota tato di to digger

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Mul ulti ti pur purpos pose thr threshe her Sui Suita table fo for thr threshi hing ng cereals, pul pulses and nd oilse ilseeds Ope perate tes thr through ugh thr threshi hing ng cylin linder and nd electri tric motor

  • tor

Equi Equipm pment nt provide ded wit ith gra rain cleaning arrangement Output utput capa pacity ty – 40kg kg to to 300kg kg pe per hour hour

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Mul ulti ti pur purpos pose thr threshe her

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Maize shelle ller Pow

  • wer ope
  • perate

ted equi quipment nt Us Used fo for sepa parati ting ng gra rain fr from

  • m de

dehus husked maize cobs

  • bs

Output utput capa pacity ty – 40kg kg to to 300kg kg pe per hour hour

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HA HARVEST ESTING NG AND ND THR THRESHI ESHING NG EQ EQUI UIPM PMENTS ENTS Maize shelle ller

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 As As tim imelin liness ss of

  • f ope
  • perati

tions is is the he ke key to to th the suc uccess of

  • f cro

rop pr produ duction,

  • n, impro

roved agri ricultur ural implement nts are re essenti ntial com

  • mpone

ponents nts of

  • f dry

dryland nd crop

  • p pr

produc

  • ducti

tion

  • n systems

 In In de decidi ding ng farm rm mechani nizati tion in in dry dryland nd areas, whe here farm rmers are re gene nerally poor

  • or, th

their so socio-econo

  • nomic cond
  • nditions
  • ns

shoul hould alw lways be be ke kept in in min ind

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Dr Dr. . G. M. . M. SUJIT ITH UNI UNIVER VERSI SITY TY O OF F AGRICUL ULTUR TURAL SC L SCIENC ENCES ES,BANG NGALORE KA KARNATAKA AKA

BASI SIC C CONCEPT CEPTS I S IN PO POST ST-HARVEST VEST STORA ORAGE GE TE TECHNOL HNOLOGY OGY

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Harvesting ng

  • f
  • f

crops

  • ps

is is season

  • nal,

bu but cons

  • nsumpt

ption

  • f
  • f

the he fo food gra rains is is conti

  • ntinuous

uous Necessary to to store re the he pr produc uce fo for different pe peri riods ds fo for di different nt reason

  • ns–

marketi ting ng, hom home cons

  • nsum

umpti ption

  • n…etc

tc

BASI SIC C CONCEPT CEPTS I S IN PO POST ST-HARVEST VEST STORA ORAGE GE TE TECHNOL HNOLOGY OGY

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Estimate ted pos post-harvest lo losse ses pe per ann nnum um is is approxim imately ly 10% Essenti ntial to to produ

  • duce, pr

preserve and marke ket gra rains by by reta taini ning the heir qualit lity and nd reduc ducing ng lo losse ses Grains ns are re uni niqu que as they ey can withs hstand nd transpo port and nd have long ng – term term stora rage ge capa pacity ty, thu thus reta taining ng thei their qua quality ty A GRAI RAIN SA SAVED VED IS IS A GRAIN AIN PR PRODUC UCED ED

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Gra rain stora rage ge is is a man made de ecologi

  • gical syste

tem in in which ch a livin living

  • rga

rganisms and nd th their non non-livin ving environm nment nt inte teract wit ith each

  • th
  • ther

Whe hen stor

  • red,

d, th the impo portant nt factor

  • rs

to to be be cons

  • nside

dered are re:  Tempe peratur ture  Mo Moist isture  Oxyge gen  Carbon rbon dioxid ide conc

  • ncentr

ntration

  • n
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Impor porta tant nt stor torage ins nsect pe pests ts  Rice weevil – Make gra rains hol hollow

  • w by

by bi biti ting ng  Flour ur be beetle – in infest st mill illed pr produc

  • ducts

ts  Saw aw too tooth th gra rain be beetl tle – feeds ds on

  • n gra

rain of

  • f rice and

nd flour

  • ur

 Rice moth

  • th - feeds on
  • n br

brok

  • ken

en gra rains  Puls lse be beetl tle – pulse lse gra rains alm lmost hol hollow

  • w , not

not fit it to to cons

  • nsum

ume

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Stor Storage  A stora rage tem tempe peratur ure greater ter tha han 15deg.centi ntigrade de is is ide deal fo for good

  • od stor

torage  Rate of

  • f re

respirat ration of

  • f gra

rain inc ncreases wit ith an inc ncrease in in te tempe peratu ture  Reduc duction

  • n in

in moi

  • istur

ture is is the the ke key to to long

  • nger shelf

lf life fe of

  • f gra

rain

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Remembe ber be before stor torage…… ……  Dr Dry and clean th the gra rain to to 10-13%moi

  • istur

ure – bi bite te a gra rain to to te test mois isture conte

  • ntent. Excess mois

isture will ll re result in in fungus ungus inf nfestati tion

  • n

 A ha hard, d, smooth

  • oth and

nd crack-fre ree floor

  • or is

is good

  • od fo

for dry drying ng  Cle Clean and nd dis isin infest st the the stor torage str truc uctur ture  Re Remove br brok

  • ken

en gra rains fr from

  • m the

the whol hole gra rains

Seed quality ity does not not impr improve in in stora rage ge i.e in inferi rior quality ity seeds rema main in in inferi rior…… ……

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Good

  • od quality

ity seeds are re thos those which ch…… ……  Germi rminate well ll  Dis isease fre ree  Fr Free fro rom dir irt and other

  • ther pla

lant ma materia rials

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DO DON’T WA WASTE FOOD FOOD GRAIN AINS BEHIND ND EVER EVERY GR GRAIN ARE MA MANY HOURS HOURS OF OF HA HARD RD WORK ORK OF OF TH THE FARM ARMER

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People les p par artic icip ipatio ion in tec technolo logy developm pment nt

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SLIDE 43

Peop

  • ples parti

tici cipati tion

  • n

Parti ticipa pati tion

  • n is

is a mechani nism whe here pe peopl

  • ple expre

ress th themselves and nd act wit ith mutu tual responsib ibilit ility to to pr promote te a mutua ual se set of

  • f

inte nterests ts Parti ticipator tory pr proc

  • cesses inc

nclude ude:

  • Inf

nfor

  • rmation
  • n gene

nerati tion

  • n
  • Analy

lysis is of

  • f the

the inf nfor

  • rmation
  • n gene

nerate ted

  • Pl

Planni nning ng (i (inc nclud uding ng budg udgeting ng and nd respons ponsibility ty - sha hari ring) ng)

  • Implementa

tati tion of

  • f the

the acti tions

  • ns pl

planne nned: and nd

  • Mana

nagement nt of

  • f the

the activ ivit itie ies on

  • n an ong
  • ngoi
  • ing

ng pr proc

  • cess
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PARTICI CIPATORY R RURAL APPR PPRAISA SAL ( (PR PRA)

Parti ticipa patory

  • ry Rur

ural Appr ppraisal (PRA) A) tec techn hnique ues are re useful ul ways of

  • f

ini niti tiati ting ng the the pr proc

  • cess of
  • f parti

ticipa pati tion PRA RA tec techni nique ues are re com

  • mpri

prised of

  • f a ra

range ge of

  • f se

semi mi-struc uctu tured too

  • ols

that at can be be used to to learn, n, relati tively qui quickly wit ith th the rur ural pe peopl

  • ple

about bout thei their situa tuations

  • ns, pr

prob

  • blems and

nd oppor

  • pportuni

tunities

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SLIDE 45

PR PRA t tec echniques es

PRA RA tec techni nique ues that at can ini niti tiate te th the pr process of

  • f pa

parti ticipati tion in in dry dryland nd programmes inc nclud ude:  Ti Timeline – he helps ps as us useful ful hi histori torical perspecti tive fo for pl planni nning ng  Mapp pping ng – to to genera rate all ll kinds nds of

  • f inf

nfor

  • rmati

tion

  • n

 Cha harts ts and nd diagr grams – to to de depi pict resour

  • urces and

nd relations

  • nshi

hips  Trans nsects ts – cros

  • ss county
  • unty walks

ks wit ith the the farm rmers

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SLIDE 46

Care re in in the the use of

  • f PR

PRA too tools  Us User mu must clearly di disti tingui nguish be betw tween facts ts, opi

  • pini

nions

  • ns….etc

 PR PRA outputs

  • utputs – us

users creativ ivit ity and nd inte ntegrity ty  Select inf nfor

  • rmants

nts wit ith care  Views expressed by by a fe few cannot nnot be be generalized ed  Cr Cross-veri rificati tion of

  • f da

data ta is is a ne necessary pa part of

  • f PR

PRA  Doc

  • cum

umenta ntati tion

  • n of
  • f da

data ta  PR PRA resul ults ts in in expe pectati tions

  • ns , mana

naged wit ith expl planati tions

  • ns
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SLIDE 47

PARTICI CIPATORY T TEC ECHNOLOGY D DEVEL EVELOPM PMEN ENT(PT (PTD) D)

It It is is a pr process that at com

  • mbines

nes th the knowledg dge and nd resea earch capa paciti ties of

  • f

loc

  • cal commun

uniti ties wit ith that at

  • f
  • f

resear arch and nd de developm

  • pment

nt or

  • rgani

nizati tions

  • ns in

in an inte nteracti tive mode

  • de

Pur Purpos poseful ul a and nd creative i inter nteraction

  • n be

betw tween n loc

  • cal c

com

  • mmuni

unities and nd outs

  • utside

de f facilitato tors

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SLIDE 48

PARTICI CIPATORY T TEC ECHNOLOGY D DEVEL EVELOPM PMEN ENT(PT (PTD) D)

PTD PTD involve ves:  Gaini ning ng j joi

  • int

nt unde understa tand nding ng of

  • f the

the main n cha haracte teristi tics a and nd cha hang nges of

  • f a par

particul ular ecos

  • syste

tem  Ide denti ntifying a ng and nd de defini ning ng pri prior

  • rities a

and nd pr prob

  • blems of
  • f indi

ndividua ual farmers a and f nd farming ng com

  • mmuni

uniti ties  Ex Expe perimenti nting ng loc

  • cally w

with th a vari riety of

  • f opti
  • ptions
  • ns de

derived both both by farmers a and fr nd from

  • m s

scient ntists ts  Enha Enhanci ncing ng f farmers expe perimenta ntal c capa pacities

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SLIDE 49

Peop

  • ples pa

parti ticipati tion in in cor

  • rrectl

tly ide denti tify fying ng and nd de development

  • f
  • f tec

technol

  • logi

gies will ll help lp sustain hi high gh outputs

  • utputs fro

rom dr drylands ds besid sides imbi bibi bing ng an im impressio ion that at they ey are re the he sta takehol

  • lde

ders of

  • f

the the pr prog

  • gramma
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Dr Dr. . G. M. . M. SUJIT ITH UNI UNIVER VERSI SITY TY O OF F AGRICUL ULTUR TURAL SC L SCIENC ENCES ES,BANG NGALORE KA KARNATAKA AKA

Farmer ers C Cen ente tered ed Ex Exten ension ( (FCE) a CE) approach

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SLIDE 51

Technol hnolog

  • gical pe

perspe pectives w with th respe pect to to soc

  • cio-economic

conte

  • ntext of

t of farmers  Pr Proba

  • bability

ty of

  • f ri

risk  Cos

  • st a

t assoc

  • ciate

ted Pr Prope

  • per rainf

nfed dry dryland nd tec technol hnolog

  • gies a

are thos those, whi hich c h can r n reduc duce the the ri risk of

  • f failur

ure, pr produc

  • duce opti
  • ptimum

um econom

  • nomic retu

turn a n and nd cha hang nge the c the cons

  • nservati

tive atti ttitud tude of

  • f the

the f farmers

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SLIDE 52

EXTE XTENS NSION ON STRA TRATE TEGY FOR GY FOR DRYL YLAND A AGRI GRICULTUR URE

Farm rmers in in the he dryla land areas do do not not have access to to mode dern rn sour

  • urce

ces of

  • f inf

nfor

  • rmation
  • n

Techno nolog

  • gy tr

trans nsfer in in rainf nfed areas ne needs spe pecial att ttent ntion

  • n

be becaus use of

  • f pr

prob

  • blems uni

unique que to to such areas  A lim limited ra range ge of

  • f tec

technol

  • logi

gies is is availa ilable fr from

  • m extension

agencies fo for rainf nfed areas  Th These agenc ncies need to to ini niti tiate te group

  • up acti

tion and nd mobili ilize com

  • mmuni

unities to to ado dopt pt rainf nfed farm rming ng tec technol

  • logi
  • gies

and nd mana nage na natur tural resour

  • urces
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SLIDE 53

FARMER ER-CEN ENTER ERED EX D EXTEN ENSI SION

Assur ured fa farmer pa parti ticipa pati tion in in tec techn hnology

  • gy de

develop

  • pment and

di dissemina nati tion is is the the ke key to to succ ccess in in dryla land exte tens nsion effor

  • rts

ts be becaus use farm rmers have EXPER EXPERIENC ENCE and nd LO LOCAL INSI NSIGHT HT “Farmers C Cente ntered Ex d Exte tens nsion (F

  • n (FCE)”

E)” Ex Exte tens nsion

  • n appr

pproa

  • ach w

h wor

  • rks w

well i in n thi this di directi tion w

  • n whe

here farmers act a t as Pri Princ ncipa pal agents nts of

  • f cha

hang nge

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SLIDE 54

FARMER ER-CEN ENTER ERED EX D EXTEN ENSI SION

Ex Exte tens nsion

  • n appr

pproa

  • ache

hes 1.Technol hnolog

  • gy cente

tered e exte tens nsion

  • n

Foc

  • cus

us is on

  • n di

disseminati ting ng tec technol hnology

  • gy

2.Farmer cente ntered e exte tension

  • n

Pr Prom

  • mote
  • tes welfare of
  • f f

farmers by us using te ng technol hnolog

  • gy

as a a vehi hicle for de

  • r developm
  • pment

nt

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SLIDE 55

FARMER ER-CEN ENTER ERED EX D EXTEN ENSI SION

Wh Why FCE CE ? The he f far armer c cente ntered exte tens nsion a

  • n appr

pproa

  • ach

h is mor

  • re e

effecti tive as it: t:  Facilita tates a acce cess to to remote

  • te areas not

not easily s served d by exte tens nsion

  • n

agents nts  Es Esta tablishe hes qui quick and nd be bette tter r rappor port w t with the th the farming ng c com

  • mmuni

unity ty  Ope perate te on a

  • n a l

low

  • w budg

udget  Pr Provide des ti timely as well a as efficient a nt and d effective e exte tens nsion n services Free c com

  • mmuni

unication

  • n

among f

  • ng farmers is the

the s soul

  • ul of
  • f FC

FCE

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SLIDE 56

FARMER ER-CEN ENTER ERED EX D EXTEN ENSI SION

Wh Who are re all ll involve ved in in FC FCE? E? Farm rmer e exte tens nsioni

  • nist

Governm rnment e nt exte tens nsioni

  • nist a

t agents nts Sc Scienti ntists ts NG NGO exte tens nsion

  • nist a

t agents nts Pill illars of

  • f FCE

CE Farm rmer Farm rmer e exte tens nsioni

  • nist

Farm rmer g grou

  • ups

ps Research a h and nd tr traini ning ng i ins nsti tituti tutions

  • ns
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SLIDE 57

FARMER ER-CEN ENTER ERED EX D EXTEN ENSI SION

Strate tegi gies fo for FC FCE? E?  Form

  • rmati

tion of

  • n of self-reliant g

nt groups

  • ups

 Begin w n with th inf nfor

  • rmal or
  • rganization
  • n

 Ide denti ntificati tion of

  • n of farmer e

exte tens nsioni

  • nist

t  Equi Equipp pping the ng the farmer exte tens nsion

  • nist

 Form

  • rmati

tion

  • n of
  • f Farm

rmers’ Pr Prof

  • fessiona
  • nal A

Assoc

  • ciation (FP
  • n (FPA)

) THE THE BEST EST ED EDUC UCATORS O S OF F FARMERS A S ARE E F A F A R M E R E R S S T T H H E M E M S E L S E L V V E S E S

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SLIDE 58

Na Natur tural r resour

  • urces a

are c com

  • mmuni

nity ty a assets ts, so

  • indi

ndividua ual ac acti tion

  • n

(dry dryland nd areas) m ) may not not be bear ar fr frui uit.

  • t. T

The he di difficul ult a t agro-economic situa tuati tion c

  • n calls for c
  • r communi

unity ty a acti tion

  • n

Farm rmer-cente ntered appr pproa

  • ach i

h is pa parti ticipator tory i in na natur ture, pr prom

  • mote
  • tes the

the conc

  • ncept of

t of hum human n ri rights

  • ghts. P

Peopl

  • ples upon

pon moti

  • tivati

tion w

  • n will pa

parti ticipate te and nd de develops

  • ps conf
  • nfide

dence, pri pride a and a nd a sens nse of

  • f respons

ponsibilty ty