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Constraints Faced by Farmers in Drip Irrigation System


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1 Extension Education Institute, Anand Agricultural University, Anand (Gujarat), India
2 Pashu Vigyan Kendra, Tribal Research Cum Training Centre (AAU), Devgadh Bariya, Dahod (Gujarat), India
     

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The study was conducted to identify the constraints in adopting the drip irrigation system by collecting data from 150 farmers in Anand and Vadodara Districs of Gujarat. The data analyzed by statically tools. The constraints were grouped into four categories viz., economic, technological, administrative and personal socio-psychological constraints. The major constraints faced by farmers in adopting drip irrigation system were time-to-time attention for minor repairs (3.88), inadequate and uncertainly in power supply (3.86), frequent clogging of drippers and microtubes (3.78), heavy initial expenses (3.56) and lack of technical know-how as well as lack of proper training.

Keywords

Constraints, Adoption, Drip Irrigation System (DIS).
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S. D. Parmar
Extension Education Institute, Anand Agricultural University, Anand (Gujarat), India
G. N. Thorat
Pashu Vigyan Kendra, Tribal Research Cum Training Centre (AAU), Devgadh Bariya, Dahod (Gujarat), India

Abstract


The study was conducted to identify the constraints in adopting the drip irrigation system by collecting data from 150 farmers in Anand and Vadodara Districs of Gujarat. The data analyzed by statically tools. The constraints were grouped into four categories viz., economic, technological, administrative and personal socio-psychological constraints. The major constraints faced by farmers in adopting drip irrigation system were time-to-time attention for minor repairs (3.88), inadequate and uncertainly in power supply (3.86), frequent clogging of drippers and microtubes (3.78), heavy initial expenses (3.56) and lack of technical know-how as well as lack of proper training.

Keywords


Constraints, Adoption, Drip Irrigation System (DIS).