Knowledge level of recommended rice cultivation practices coastal Andhra Pradesh region

Paper ID: EIJTEM_2024_11_3_36-39

Author's Name: V.Sastry Ch, B. Haritha and Dodda Ashok Reddy

Volume: 11

Issue: 3

Year: 2024

Page No: 36-39

Abstract:

The present study was conducted in East Godavari, West Godavari, Krishna Districts in the Andhra Pradesh. These districts have Godavari and Krishna river bases with support cannels. These Districts were selected purposively for this study on the basis of maximum are under the cultivation of paddy production. The selected district villages study on the basis ofunder cultivation of rice crop. Simple random sampling technique was used for selecting the people. The total 500 respondents data was collected, and more the 100 respondents data was not included because of data missing or low response of the questioner. The study aim to major constrains faced by farmers in adoption were like technology, varieties, market price, shortage of laborers, and etc.

Keywords: paddy, cultivation, rice cultivation, paddy soil, paddy fertilizer, paddy pest control.

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