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1. A review and new insights from the European Horticultural Congress 2024

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Elias M. Holzknecht, Daniela Hey, Stefanie Maria Primisser, Peter Robatscher, Nadja Sadar, Angelo Zanella, Cameron Cullinan, Michele Guillino, and Sundus Riaz

Subjects
ehc2024, european horticulture congress, horticulture, fruit production, viticulture, defoliation, breeding, apples, strawberries, digitalisation, presition farming, computer vision, post harvest technologies, dca, biosensors, sustanability, multispectral, sensors, dendrometer, Agriculture
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2024
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3. Participation of ATMA (Agricultural Technology Management Agency) Members in Group Activities and Promotion of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Karaikal District, Puducherry

Author

Sundaram Parthasarathi, A Shaik Alauddin, R Illakia, and R Hema

Subjects
atma, farmers’ group approach, participation, post harvest technologies, puducherry, Special aspects of education, LC8-6691
Abstract

A study was conducted in among five selected ATMA (Agricultural Technology Management Agency) groups. A total of 100 farmers from five groups were selected by employing random sampling. Participation was studied in three dimensions viz., group sustainability, sustainable agricultural practices and participation in post harvest technologies. The study reveals that majority of the members belong to medium level of participation in sustainable agricultural practices and participate more in group activities viz., group planning, maintaining transparency, decision making, shouldering responsibilities planning, decision making and auditing. Further, the study reveals that information source utilisation and information sharing behaviour of the group members showed a positive and significant relation with the participation of ATMA group members in sustainable agricultural practices. Addition of new members and lack in guidance were the problems expressed by the respondents. Group promoting initiatives and training on sustainable function of groups were the suggestions offered by the members of the group.

Published
2020
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4. Participation of ATMA (Agricultural Technology Management Agency) Members in Group Activities and Promotion of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Karaikal District, Puducherry

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Parthasarathi, Sundaram, Shaik Alauddin, A, Illakia, R, Hema, R, Parthasarathi, Sundaram, Shaik Alauddin, A, Illakia, R, and Hema, R

Abstract

A study was conducted in among five selected ATMA (Agricultural Technology Management Agency) groups. A total of 100 farmers from five groups were selected by employing random sampling. Participation was studied in three dimensions viz., group sustainability, sustainable agricultural practices and participation in post harvest technologies. The study reveals that majority of the members belong to medium level of participation in sustainable agricultural practices and participate more in group activities viz., group planning, maintaining transparency, decision making, shouldering responsibilities planning, decision making and auditing. Further, the study reveals that information source utilisation and information sharing behaviour of the group members showed a positive and significant relation with the participation of ATMA group members in sustainable agricultural practices. Addition of new members and lack in guidance were the problems expressed by the respondents. Group promoting initiatives and training on sustainable function of groups were the suggestions offered by the members of the group.

Published
2020

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