Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development
Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development
by Rajesh Singh
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Book Summary
About the Book: Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development
Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development Agriculture and
rural development are few of the sectors where a system approach to
technological innovation has been list applied for several reasons.
Institutional barriers and perceived distance between research and practices in
many Afro-Asian countries including India, farmer knowledge and practices has
only insufficiently been taken into consideration as a possible source of
innovation. Many technological initiatives have not been successful in changing
the well-being of smallholder farmers. Low uptake of agricultural technology
points to challenges in the interaction of socio-cultural and technical
dimensions. Three important questions are posed in
ISBN-13
9788182206434
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Global Vision Publishing House
Total Pages
248
Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development
About the Book: Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development
Technological Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Development Agriculture and
rural development are few of the sectors where a system approach to
technological innovation has been list applied for several reasons.
Institutional barriers and perceived distance between research and practices in
many Afro-Asian countries including India, farmer knowledge and practices has
only insufficiently been taken into consideration as a possible source of
innovation. Many technological initiatives have not been successful in changing
the well-being of smallholder farmers. Low uptake of agricultural technology
points to challenges in the interaction of socio-cultural and technical
dimensions. Three important questions are posed in