Impact of the periodical Sanket-Pattar in the dissemination of improved agricultural practices among the young farmers

By:

KULWANT Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1988Edition: Extension EducationDescription: 68, 13LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 630.715 K98I

Summary: A majority of the respondents of the Sanket Pattar were young in age and matriculates, with 5-8 family members and were having 5-15 acres of operational holding Majority of the respondents had taken some type of formal training but had low level of social

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A majority of the respondents of the Sanket Pattar were young in age and matriculates, with 5-8 family members and were having 5-15 acres of operational holding Majority of the respondents had taken some type of formal training but had low level of social

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