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Factors associated with adoption of dairy innovation

K.C. Tyagi and T.S. Sobal

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A Study of Attitude of Farmers of Chhotanagpur Towards Soil Conservation Programme

H. S. P. Sinha, A. K. Sinha and K. Sinha

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Adoption Behaviour of Leaders and Their Followers

N. K. Roy, R. P. Singh Ra tan and R. R. Singh

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Role Expectation and Role Performance of Rural Women in Farm Activities

A. Laxmi Devi and S. Venku Reddy

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Adoption of Improved Practices by Fish Trawler Owners in Kerala

S. Balasubramaniam and P.N . KauJ

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Profile of Nutritional Status of Children of the Marginal Farmers and Agricultural Labourers in Delhi Villages

Rekha Bhagat and S. Koshy

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Mothers' compliance with recommendations on immunization and their source utilization pattern

S. Agrawal and T.R. Singh

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Constraints Analysis in Adoption of Fertilizers and Plant Protection Measures in Bajra Cultivation

Madan Singh and P. N. Mathur

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Attitude of Extension Workers Towards Some Selected Components of T and V Programme

M. R. Prajapati and Ashok A. Patel

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Information Source Contact of Rural Youth Club Leaders

G. S. Saini and Ch. S. Reddy

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Adoption of New Technologies in Dry Land Sorghum Crop Production

L.B. KuDD81, C. J. Itnal and M. K. Krishnaswami

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Differential Adoption of Improved Dairy Practices by Small Far.mers, Marginal Farmers and Agricultural Labourers

M.S. Nataraju and M.B. Channegowda

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Attitude of Women Participants towards Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS)

Suman Bhatnagar and Asha Singhal

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Role of Fertiliser Dealers In the Transfer of New Farm Technology

V. A. Amalraj and M. S. Prasad

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Vol. 20 No. 3-4 (1984): Indian Journal of Extension Education

Editorial

Executive Board

Content

Research Articles

Factors associated with adoption of dairy innovation

A Study of Attitude of Farmers of Chhotanagpur Towards Soil Conservation Programme

Adoption Behaviour of Leaders and Their Followers

Role Expectation and Role Performance of Rural Women in Farm Activities

Adoption of Improved Practices by Fish Trawler Owners in Kerala

Profile of Nutritional Status of Children of the Marginal Farmers and Agricultural Labourers in Delhi Villages

Mothers' compliance with recommendations on immunization and their source utilization pattern

Constraints Analysis in Adoption of Fertilizers and Plant Protection Measures in Bajra Cultivation

Attitude of Extension Workers Towards Some Selected Components of T and V Programme

Information Source Contact of Rural Youth Club Leaders

Adoption of New Technologies in Dry Land Sorghum Crop Production

Differential Adoption of Improved Dairy Practices by Small Far.mers, Marginal Farmers and Agricultural Labourers

Attitude of Women Participants towards Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS)

Role of Fertiliser Dealers In the Transfer of New Farm Technology

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