Vol. 14 No. 3-4 (1978): Indian Journal of Extension Education

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Communication Channels and its Impact on Knowledge of the Farmers of the South-Western Nigeria

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Intrapersonal Communication Pattern of Extension personnel

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Role of Knowledge in Adoption of Dairy Innovations

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Communication Gap Between Extension Workers and Padd Growing Small Farmers

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Channels of ·communications in Rural Communities of Uttar Pradesh

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Readership Pattern, . Nature of Content and Sources of Information of Farm Periodicals in India

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Multivariate Regression Analysis of Adoption Behaviour of Jute Farmers

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Some Correlates of Farm-telecast-viewing by Delhi Farmers

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The Correspondence Course for Farmers on Paddy Cultivation

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Influence of Peripatetic Training Programme on the Adoption of Recommended

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Agricultural Training Needs of Tribal Farmers in Maharashtra

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Training Needs of Orchardists

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Rural Employment Pattern in Milk-Shed Areas of Dudhsagar Dairy Mehsana (Gujarat)

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Source Preference for Future Farm Finance by Regular Borrowers and Defaulters

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Difficulties experienced by agricultural extension workers in conducting demonstrations

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Communication Efficiency of Agricultural Scientists

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Executive Council

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