Vol. 6, Issue 3 (2018)
Impact of convergence of agricultural interventions in Maharashtra programme on beneficiaries of self help group in distress prone district
Author(s): AG Angaitkar, PP Bhople and RW Bijagare
Abstract: The study was carried out on impact of beneficiaries of self help group of Convergence of Agricultural Interventions in Maharashtra programme during the year 2017-2018. Data of 100 respondent’s from 12 villages were collected and the interpretation and analysis was done. The findings of the study revealed that, the majority of the beneficiaries were of middle age group having up to high school level of education and small size of land holding with agriculture as a major occupation. However, the observation also shows most of the respondents were having annual income Rs.50,000 to 1,00,000 and medium size of family. It was also studied that, most of the beneficiaries have above 10 years farming experience and they use well as a source of irrigation. Majority of the beneficiaries had medium extension contact, economic motivation and medium innovativeness with low scientific orientation. Also the beneficiaries are medium duration training receiver and have highly favourable attitude towards CAIM programme. From the correlation analysis the significant was tested at 0.01 and 0.05 level of significance and revealed that, 13 out of 14 variables were significant, remaining variables are non-significant. The significant variable includes Age, Education, Land holding, Occupation, Annual income, Farming experience, Source of irrigation, Extension contact, Economic motivation, Scientific orientation, Innovativeness, Attitude and Training received. Only Size of family is non-significant variable includes and It was found during multiple regression analysis that, these selected variables have 78.50 per cent contribution in impact on beneficiaries.
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AG Angaitkar, PP Bhople, RW Bijagare. Impact of convergence of agricultural interventions in Maharashtra programme on beneficiaries of self help group in distress prone district. Int J Chem Stud 2018;6(3):3322-3325.
