Factors affecting adoption of high yielding varieties of paddy by the small farmers of west district of Tripura

By:

Nag, Bhaba Sankar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1978Description: 29cm. 73, 16lSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 630.715 N11F

Summary: The study was undertaken to investigate the factors affecting adoption of high Yielding varieties of paddy cultivation practices by small farmers of Tripura. The data was collected from eight villages selected through stratified random sampling from west

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The study was undertaken to investigate the factors affecting adoption of high Yielding varieties of paddy cultivation practices by small farmers of Tripura. The data was collected from eight villages selected through stratified random sampling from west

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