Abstract: Paddy is the seed of the lawn species Oryzasativa (Asian rice) or Oryzaglaberrima (African rice). As a cereal grain, it’s the most extensively consumed staple food for a large part of the world’s mortal population, especially in Asia. It’s the agrarian commodity with the third-loftiest worldwide product, after Paddy and sludge. The study reveals that Kannauj quarter alone account for further than 14 percent product in the state. still, in Kannauj District, Paddy product and productivity has increased with a growth rate of 2.5 and 9.54 percent which is significant. paddy is substantially retailed through regulated requests by the planter. Paddy is substantially retailed through regulated requests by the planter. A Sample of 100 repliers was drawn by commensurable to area under paddy. The growers were divided into small, medium, large with the accretive total system. The study of socio- profitable profile of Paddy farmers revealed that the average size of the family decreases, through veritably hardly, as the size of granges increases. Proportion of manly (59.50) in every size group was further than the womanish (40.50). It was also noted that the loftiest number of people came under the age group of 15 to 60 time i.e. adult group followed by children (68.19). The knowledge chance is considerable advanced in large size group followed by small and borderline size group and ignorance percent is advanced in small size group followed by medium and large size groups. One Occupation was (30) and Two Occupation was (33.33) and tertiary occupation was (36.66). The study of disposal system, of paddy farmers revealed that the loftiest percent of the yield was retained by medium size granges (3.72) followed by the large size granges (5.46) and small size granges (2.06).
Keywords: Agricultural Commodity, Production, Socio-economics, Cumulative, Occupation, Significant and Kannauj District
Author: Pankaj Kumar and Nitin Barker
doi: https://doie.org/10.10346/AE.2025543358
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