Current Review on Socio-Economic Traits of Mango Growers
Ankit Kumar, N. R. Meena, R. K. Doharey, Vinita Singh, Manoj Kumar
International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 10–17 · Published 18 Feb 2022
10.9734/ijpss/2022/v34i430851Abstract
The current review was directed in Lucknow District of Uttar Pradesh. Malihabad and Bakshi Ka Talab were selected proportionally for the study. 120 ranchers were remembered for the example for the current examination. Results uncovers that greater part of respondents were found in larger part of the respondents (46.66 percent) were seen in the middle age classification of up to 40-60 years. Thus, most of the respondents (Farmers) fall in the class old enough gathering up to 40 - 60 years. That is majority of respondents found under the married Category 80.33 % followed by unmarried category 13.33 % and other specific 5.83 %. It revealed that the fact is majority of respondents 95.83 % belongs Joint family system. Along these lines, it is presumed that most of the respondents was found in classification of little family size. The average income was observed to Rs. 138,000 with a range of minimum Rs. 38000 and maximum Rs. 750,000. It is clear that larger part of the respondents 36.66 % were having support in multiple associations. That the vast majority of the respondents were found with medium (60%) level of logical direction followed by High 28.33 % degree and afterward finally Low (11.66 % level of logical direction. That is out of 16 variables studied. The Six variables are Attitude, Adoption, Social participation, Caste, Education; Extension contact has highly significant and positive correlation. Size of family and Age are two variables which is Highly Significant and negative correlation with knowledge. Type of Family, Risk orientation, Economic Motivation, Scientific orientation are non significant and the correlation is negative with Knowledge. Annual Income is single variable which correlated with Knowledge which is non significant and positive correlation with knowledge.
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