The Asian Journal of Animal Science

Rupender Kaur ¹, Upendra Kumar ²

Affiliations
1 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, BHARTPUR (RAJASTHAN), IN
2 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, (S.K.R.A.U.), BEECHWAL (RAJASTHAN), IN

Abstract

Responsibility and intervention of media in rural transformation is becoming more imperative and challenging. Undoubtedly contribution of media in dairy farming is noteworthy but relatively little efforts have been made to disseminate the scientific know how amongst the lives. The study was conducted with 30 literate women in Hanumangarh and Sriganganagar Districts of Rajasthan. The findings of the study shows that the fog index value for e-booklet was 6.612, which shows high readability, majority of the respondents (76.67%) read the e-booklet fluently, mean weighted score for e-booklet was 2.45, total 5 words in e-booklet were considered as difficult to read, majority of the respondents (80%) reported that the e-booklet was easy to read, mean score obtained by the respondents for readability of e-booklet was 7.6 out of 8 score range, majority of the respondents (70%) obtained readability score 'Above mean score'.

Keywords

Readability Level, E-Booklet, Dairy Farming.

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Rupender Kaur ¹, U. K. Meel ²

Affiliations
1 Krishi Vigyan Kendra (ICAR-DRMAR), Bansur, ALWAR (RAJASTHAN), IN
2 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, (SKRAU), BEECHWAL (RAJASTHAN), IN

Abstract

The dairying has been considered as a potential means of alleviating large scale unemployment, especially in rural areas. In order to increase the efficiency of Indian rural women, training in dairy farming practices is very necessary. It is the function of helping other to acquire and apply knowledge, skill abilities and attitude which to do not possess, but which are needed. The study was conducted five societies from randomly selected five blocks of Bikaner district of Rajasthan with 120 respondents were selected randomly with the help of probability proportion technique. Findings of the study shows that the location of Artificial insemination centres at distance places, feed and fodder requirement of crossbred cow is more than deshi cow, excessive burden of work and responsibility, rearing of crossbred cow is very costly and easy selling of milk to the vendors as compared to society were observed as very serious constraints and the training is essential for rural women to overcome the constraints in performing their major role in dairy farming practices.

Keywords

Constraints, Training Needs, Experienced, Rural Women Functioning, Dairy Farming Practices.

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