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Extent of Adoption of Agricultural Practices in Sugarcane Production in Response to Climate Change in Coastal Odisha

Debasmita Nayak, Mita Meher, Debasmita Das

International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 1254–1256 · Published 18 Nov 2022

10.9734/ijpss/2022/v34i232540

Abstract

The present research was conducted to assess the extent of adoption of different agricultural practices in sugarcane production in response to climate change. The research study was conducted in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha . 2 blocks, 4 Gram panchayats and 8 villages were selected for the study 60 numbers of respondents by purposive sampling method. Ex-post facto research design was chosen in this research. The findings of the study showed that giving protective irrigation in response to late monsoon with a mean score 1.60 was the most adopted practice where resowing in case of low germination percentage with a mean score 1.17 was the least adopted practice in the research area.

Agriculture sugarcane climate change adaptations farmers

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