“Since quality is the most important aspect of an export oriented agricultural value chain, crop cultivation information, pest and disease management...
Sri Lanka
Our aim in this workshop was to promote discussion on how the South Asian region can best address the threats and opportunities latent in the the nexus between...
Jayatilaka, WijayaUniversity of Peradeniya
Jayasinghe, NandanaCIC Rural Humanity Foundation
Wijesekera, R.S. Department of Agriculture
SRI LANKA
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Punchihewal, D.J., Wimalaratne, P and Punchihewa, D.J.(2009) This paper reviews the evolution of application of ICTs under past and present political...
Sudath, A., (2008). This paper makes a comparison of the role of IT as a tool for diffusing innovations in the agricultural sector in Australia and Sri Lanka...
Rohana, P. M., (2005). This paper discusses the attitudes of agricultural scientists, extension personnel and farmers towards commercialization of the...
Jayaratne, K.S.U and Acker, D.G., (2003). This paper examines the perception of extension educators regarding the barriers and alternatives in diffusing...
Rohana, P. M., (2002). This paper deals with history of the Agricultural Extension Service in Sri Lanka and the current challenges and opportunities in...
Our aim in this workshop was to promote discussion on how the South Asian region can best address the threats and opportunities latent in the the nexus between...
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