Abstract: Rice is the most important crop of India. It accounts for approximately 23.3% of the country's total crop and plays an important role in the country's food supply. Rice makes up 43% of all food and 46% of all food for most people, especially in Southeast Asia. Madhya Pradesh is the second largest state in the country by area, with a surface area of 30.756 million hectares, accounting for 9.38% of the country. Rye is grown on 145 million hectares of land in the region. The rice area is 2.812 million hectares. Annual production is 7.926 million tons and productivity is 27.89qu/ha. In Madhya Pradesh, about 1/3 of the rice area is grown under hybrid rice, especially in irrigated production systems. Hybrid rice can increase yields by 14-18%, have strong roots and more. Especially "Katney Episode So." More than 75.00% of the state's crops are produced by rain and less than 25.00% by irrigation. It is owned by two different seed companies, VNR Seeds and Pan Seeds, and is located in Dheemarkheda block of Katni district of Madhya Pradesh. Information on short-term hybrid rice seed market potential (100-115 days), seed yield, market price, farmer demand. Since Dheemarkheda region receives less rainfall, the demand for short grain rice is higher than other crops. Growing short-term crops and vegetables can increase farmers' income. Short crop VNR seeds are in high demand in the study area. VNR 2111 is very popular in research.
Keywords: Socio-economic profile, marketing channels, market margin, market efficiency
Author: Parasmani Dubey and Jayant Zechariah
doi: https://doie.org/10.0519/AE.2024439360
Reference: ACHUTHA, R.K. AND RADHA KRISHNAMURTHY, 2000, Constraints Faced by Farmers in Betel vine Cultivation. Maharastra Journal of Extension Education, 19:308- 311. AJAY KUMAR, P., 1989, A Study on Adoption Behavior and InformationConsultancy Pattern of Grape Growers in Ranga reddy District of Andhra Pradesh. M.Sc. (Agri) Thesis (Unpub), University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. ANIL KUMAR AND ARORA, VPS, 1999, Post-Harvest Management of Vegetables in Uttar Pradesh Hills. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. ANJUKUMAR, SINGII, RANDIR AND SHORAN, JAG, constraints analysis of wheat cultivation in eastern India, Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, 41(2):97101. BALA, BRU, SHARMA, SD AND SHARMA, RK, 2007, adoption pip in the improved maize technology, Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, 39(3):208-212 CHANDRA, P.RAMAKRISHNA, L, NARYANA GOWDA, K. AND GANGA DARAPPA, NR, 2006, adoption of KRII-2 hybrid paddy among farmers in Cauvery command area, Karnataka, Mysore Journal of Agricultural Scimons, 40 (4) 394-401 CHANDRASHEKAR, V., 2001, Evaluation of Technological Interventions Introduced Through TARIVLP. M.Sc.(g)Thesis(Unpub),UAS(B) GANESH PRASAD, TS, 2006, An analysis of adoption, marketing and constraints of turmeric growers in Chamarajanagar district. M.Sc. (Ag) Thesis impure by University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. HANCHINAL, SN, MANJUNATIL, L AND CHANDARGL DM.1991, Adoption Pattern of recommended Cultivation Practices of Potato Crop Maharashtra Journal of Extension education10:53-60 HANUMANAIKAR, RI, 1995, A study on knowledge, adoption and marketing behavior of sunflower growers in Dharwad district. M.Sc. (Agn) Thesis (Unpub), University ofAgricultural Sciences, Dharwad. DESHMUKH, DK, SHINDE, P.S. AND BHOPLE, R.S., 1997, Adoption of Summer Groundnut Production Technology by the Growers Maharashtra Journal of ExtensionEducation16:326-328 Page|55 GIRASE, KA, DESAI, BRANDKAMBLE, LP, 1994, Constraints in Adoption of Recommended Kharif Groundnut Production Technology. Journal of Maharashtra Agricultural University 19 (1):114-116 IQBAL M. SUMATHI, P., AND ALAGSAN, V., 1996, Adoption of Practices for Cotton by the Farmers. Journal of extension education,64(4):13411345. JAGADALILK,1989, A Study on Knowledge and Adoption of Recommended Cultivation Practices of Cabbage Growing Farmers of Belgaum District. Karnataka State, M.Sc. (Agri) Thesis, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad JAGADISH, KN2007, Documentation of indigenous practices followed by paddy growers of southern Karnataka. M.Sc. (Agri) Thesis (Unpub), University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore JAIRATH, M.S. 1997, Operational Efficiency in fruits and Vegetable Marketing, 11(1- 2)-92-93 JAYALE, PS. 1992, A Study on Extent of Adoption and Sustainability of Horticultural Crops Advocated by Horticultural Department M.Sc. (Agri) Thesis (Unpub) Maharashtra Agricultural University, parabhani 18. KALASKAR, AP, SHINDE, PS. ANDHOPLE, RS,1999, Adoption of IPM Practices by the Cotton Growers Maharashtra Journal of Extension Education18:45-47. KAMALA KANTH, 2008, A critical analysis of knowledge level and adoption behavior of wheat growers in Didar district of north Karnataka M.Sc. Agri) Thesis (Unsub), University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. KRISHNAMURTHY, B, RANGANATH, AD AND VANITIA, C. 2004, Constraints in adoption of integrated pest management practices by rice farmers Indian Journal of Extension Education,40:101-102. KUBDE, VR, BIOPLESR.ANDTICKALE, VS,2000, Knowledge and Adoption Cultivation and Storage Practices of Potato Maharashtra Journal of Extension Education,19:203- 228 KUMAR, H.S., 1998, A Study on knowledge Adoption and Economic Performance of Banana Growers M.Sc. (Agri.) Thesis (Unpub)UAS(B) LIANBIKA, D AND NIKHADE, D, 1993, Adoption Behaviour of Pineapple Growers in Mizoram. Maharashtra journal of Extension Education 7:25-29. 23. NAGARAJ, KH,1999, An Analysis of Yield Gap, Technological Gap and Constraints in Groundnut Production Ph.D. Thesis (Unpub), UAS(Bangalore)
PDF
