KNOWLEDGE AND ADOPTION OF LEVEL OF JASMINE AS AN INTERCROP IN COCONUT CULTIVARS OF TUMKUR DISTRICT, KARNATAKA
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i6.2024.5558Keywords:
Knowledge, Adoption, Intercrop, Jasmine, CoconutAbstract [English]
The study was conducted purposively selected Tumkur block in Tumkur district of Karnataka. Six villages were selected purposively and from each selected village 20 farmers were selected randomly thus 120 respondents constituting the sample size for present study. Data were collected by using personal interview method. The collected data were tabulated, analysed and interpreted with the help of appropriate statistical tools. Majority of farmers were found having medium level of knowledge and adoption towards jasmine as an intercrop with coconut. Age, Education, Annual Income were found positive and significant correlation with their knowledge and adoption of intercrop. The intercrops (Coconut+ Jasmine) benefit cost ratio is around 1.92.
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