Field Acceptability of Improved Cotton Picking Bag on Drudgery Reduction of Farm Women


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Authors

  • Kanta Sabharwa , Urmila Devi and R.D. Panwar

Abstract

The present study was conducted in two villages viz., Dhanda Kheri and Dumerkhan of Jind District of Haryana state on
purposively selected sample of 30 rural women respondents, who were actively involved in cotton picking. The
respondents were demonstrated three types of cotton picking bags (cot-bag) viz traditional cloth and modified cot-bag.
These two types of cot-bags were given to respondents for cotton picking and their responses towards each type of cot-bag
were comparatively assessed on different parameters viz perceived health hazards or pain during cotton picking, impact of
biomechanical, grip and physical stresses and tool factors and field acceptability. Each attribute was assessed with opinion
of respondents as strongly agreed (S.A.), agreed (A) and disagreed (D). The data were collected by personally
interviewing the respondents through a well structured interview schedule and were statistically analyzed.

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Submitted

19.10.2023

Published

30.12.2016

How to Cite

Kanta Sabharwa , Urmila Devi and R.D. Panwar. (2016). Field Acceptability of Improved Cotton Picking Bag on Drudgery Reduction of Farm Women. Indian Journal of Extension Education, 52(3&4), 130-134. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJEE/article/view/144129