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Do non-economic Factors Can Overcome the Mindset Barriers in Adoption of Conservation Agriculture?

Nitu Kumari, M.K. Wadhwani, S.M. Rahaman, Meera Kumari, R.S. Bhawar, Avinash Kumar, Shoji Lal Bairwa, Sandeep Kumar

Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 144–150 · Published 2 Jul 2025

10.9734/jsrr/2025/v31i73236

Abstract

Conservation agriculture (CA) is a set of practices widely promoted to increase the productivity along with conserving soil through crop rotation, reduced tillage and mulching. The research explored the constraints to CA adoption through pre-tested schedule from 180 respondents from Purnea district of Bihar. Though the farmers described many benefits in adopting but the adoption level among the farmers varies significantly due to the constraint factors responsible for the adoption of CA. It has been difficult to scale up conservation technology because these social variables have not been taken into account in upscaling methods. The ramifications of these findings are examined and solutions to combat farmers' decision inertia are suggested. A multifaceted strategy is needed to encourage rational decision-making in the use of CASI technology by the farmers.

Barriers factors non-economic sustainable agriculture

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