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Correlates of Adoption of Improved Apiculture Practices in Arunachal Pradesh

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Title Correlates of Adoption of Improved Apiculture Practices in Arunachal Pradesh
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Creator B.P. Mishra
Manish Kanwat
B.K. Gupta
N.R. Meena
N.K. Mishra
P. Suresh Kumar
 
Subject Adoption
Apiculture
Correlation
Independent Variable
 
Description Not Available
The increasing population of India is raising alarm to search means for sufficient food for all and the employment
for the young generation. The apiary or beekeeping has the potential to become the alternative of those people
who needs the employment. The study was conducted in four blocks and four villages of West Siang district of
Arunachal Pradesh state are selected to identify the socio-economic and personal factors affecting adoption of
improved apiculture practices. The data collected from 120 respondents selected randomly revealed that the
personal variable namely age, education, social participation, utilization of sources of information, mass media
exposure, annual income, family type, land used, land holding and knowledge level and socio economic status
correlated significantly with adoption of improved apiary practices. While correlated the age with the extent of
adoption, it was negative but significant and the size of land holding was found to be negative and nonsignificant.
The statistical tests using multiple regression analysis revealed that among the variable studied,
education, family type, social participation, mass media exposure, extension contact and the knowledge level
were found to exhibit positively significant contribution towards adoption enhancement of apiculture practices.
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Date 2021-07-30T10:34:27Z
2021-07-30T10:34:27Z
2020-01-01
 
Type Research Paper
 
Identifier Not Available
0537-1996(print), ISSN 2454-552X (Online)
http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/51518
 
Language English
 
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Publisher Indian Journal Of Extension Education