Impact of transfer of technology under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) on beneficiaries over non-beneficiaries

It was observed that, nearly three fourth (i.e. 73.33%) of the beneficiaries had. medium to technology transfer in Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti" and also 73.33 percent of non-beneficiaries had medium to transfer of technology in Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti", The 'Z' value 5.34 significant at 0.01% level of probability indicating that there was significant difference in transfer of technology among the beneficiaries and non- beneficiaries of RKVY Scheme. It was revealed that, 60 percent of beneficiaries had medium to transfer of technology in Gram and 70 percent of non-beneficiaries had medium technology transfer in Gram. The 'Z' value 2.80 significant at 0.01% level of probability indicating that there was significant difference in transfer of technology among the beneficiaries and non- beneficiaries of RKVY Scheme. In regarding with impact of RKVY on its beneficiaries was in term of transfer of technology on Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti" (96.19%) and beneficiaries was in term of transfer of technology on Gram "Vijay/Akash" (68.94%). In the constraints, majority of the beneficiaries reported that, lack of technical skills from extension staff (93.33%), of experienced trainers of RKVY (91.67%), there are several steps majority of the beneficiaries reported that, lack involved in obtaining information (86.67%), less number of income days under the RKVY (85.00%), lack of technical infrastructure (83.33%), KIOSK systems is not working properly under the RKVY (83.33%), lack of communication between beneficiaries and the authorities or officers (81.67%). In order to overcome the constraints some suggestions were given by the beneficiaries they are as, Increase the subsidy on the basis of start-up (98.33%), Proper financial management (96.67%), give the proper guidance (91.67%), Timely. information should be disseminated by extension agents (86.67), The government should supply the necessary equipment at proper times (83.33%), Good quality of seed should provide to the beneficiaries (78.33%).

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International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26174693.2025.v9.i1sc.3452
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Agricultural risk and resilience
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Impact of transfer of technology under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) on beneficiaries over non-beneficiaries

Prashant Rangnathrao Deshmukh, R. P. Kadam, Gaurav Digambar Giri
International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
Agricultural risk and resilience
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Impact of transfer of technology under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) on beneficiaries over non-beneficiaries

Prashant Rangnathrao Deshmukh, R. P. Kadam, Gaurav Digambar Giri
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Abstract

It was observed that, nearly three fourth (i.e. 73.33%) of the beneficiaries had. medium to technology transfer in Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti" and also 73.33 percent of non-beneficiaries had medium to transfer of technology in Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti", The 'Z' value 5.34 significant at 0.01% level of probability indicating that there was significant difference in transfer of technology among the beneficiaries and non- beneficiaries of RKVY Scheme. It was revealed that, 60 percent of beneficiaries had medium to transfer of technology in Gram and 70 percent of non-beneficiaries had medium technology transfer in Gram. The 'Z' value 2.80 significant at 0.01% level of probability indicating that there was significant difference in transfer of technology among the beneficiaries and non- beneficiaries of RKVY Scheme. In regarding with impact of RKVY on its beneficiaries was in term of transfer of technology on Rabi jowar "Parbhani Moti" (96.19%) and beneficiaries was in term of transfer of technology on Gram "Vijay/Akash" (68.94%). In the constraints, majority of the beneficiaries reported that, lack of technical skills from extension staff (93.33%), of experienced trainers of RKVY (91.67%), there are several steps majority of the beneficiaries reported that, lack involved in obtaining information (86.67%), less number of income days under the RKVY (85.00%), lack of technical infrastructure (83.33%), KIOSK systems is not working properly under the RKVY (83.33%), lack of communication between beneficiaries and the authorities or officers (81.67%). In order to overcome the constraints some suggestions were given by the beneficiaries they are as, Increase the subsidy on the basis of start-up (98.33%), Proper financial management (96.67%), give the proper guidance (91.67%), Timely. information should be disseminated by extension agents (86.67), The government should supply the necessary equipment at proper times (83.33%), Good quality of seed should provide to the beneficiaries (78.33%).

International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry ResearchVol. 9(1S)
Marathwada Agricultural University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Agricultural risk and resilience
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