Promotion of public-private partnerships for extension delivery is the only way to bridge the demand for, and supply of, extension services among small tea...
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Crop cafeterias, while generating evidence about varietal performance can also be a platform that connects different stakeholders in the seed value chain, and...
Extension agencies globally face the twin challenges of limited finances and manpower. However, some extension agencies manage these challenges and achieve...
Farm Business Advisors (FBA) overcome the last mile distribution gap of agricultural information and technology to small-scale farmers. Of all the iDE country...
The proposed transformation of agriculture into an enterprise needs two significant shifts. Firstly, a conceptual shift in thinking on the role of the state...
Over the years, extension professionals have employed non-profit approaches for entrepreneurship development with non-IPR technologies for transforming farmers...
Though the “diffusion of innovations” paradigm proposed by Everett M Rogers has largely been criticized by many researchers, the current extension curriculum...
“Is it not strange that agriculture in India has transformed itself, while the public extension has lost its way? The supply-driven extension, now regarded as...
Though the Indian National Agricultural Research System has initiated several measures to support commercialisation of agricultural technologies, a lot more...
Extension needs new theories, frameworks and a shift in its current approach if it has to remain relevant. Reverse extension offers one way of reinventing its...
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