Constraints Faced by Women Dairy Cooperative Society Members  in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Singh, Virendra; Rewani, Sanjay Kumar; Rajoria, Sunil; Saini, G. R.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2017.612.302

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“…Second rank was given to "lack of selfconfidence" with mean score (49.82). Similar result was observed by Singh et al, (2017); Dhayal & Mehta (2020) reported that farm women were shy in nature and lacked self-confidence and third rank was allotted to "poor managerial skills" with mean score (49.04). The reason behind this may be the fact that, majority of the respondent practiced agriculture and dairy farming as their occupation.…”

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Analyzing the Feedback from Women Dairy Farmers in the East District of Sikkim

Lepcha

Mohammad

Ali

2023

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The dairy sector is a women-centric endeavor. It is an instrument for elevating the vulnerable section of society, particularly the farm women. Farm women contribute diligently towards dairy activities. The study was conducted in the East district of Sikkim in the year 2021. A simple random technique was used for selecting four blocks, five villages from each block, and ten respondents from each village were randomly selected. A personal interview schedule was used for the collection of data. Data were collected from 200 dairy farm women owning at least one dairy cattle. The study analyzes the feedback of dairy farm women based on five aspects, i.e., economical, technical, administrative, information networking, and independent decision-making. The result revealed that the high cost of concentrate, feed, and fodder, delayed service of animal health officials, lack of financial support from the government, irregular information on government schemes on dairy, and non-availability of financial support to women farmers were some of the major feedbacks given by the respondents.

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Analyzing the Feedback from Women Dairy Farmers in the East District of Sikkim

Lepcha

Mohammad

Ali

2023

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“…To measure constraints of respondents were categorized into four category i.e. most serious constraint (4), serious constraint (3), less serious constraint (2) and not a constraint (1). Following the statistical analysis such as frequency and percentage were used to draw the inferences.…”

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“…Dairy cooperative organizations were engaged in production, procurement, processing and milk marketing in rural areas. The dairy cooperatives are actively engaged in the provision of fair milk prices and prompt payments to milk producers, the organization of training programmes for members on improved dairy farming practices, the strengthening of the milk processing, the provision of facilities for the treatment of diseases and the extension of animal health care [1]. In addition, the dairy union provided balanced rationing for low cost and improved green fodder seeds but dairy farmers face several constraints related to production and marketing in developing countries ' [2]'.…”

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Constraints Perceived by Dairy Cooperative Society Members in Dungarpur, Rajasthan

Singh

Saini

2022

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The present study was carried out in purposively selected Dungarpur district of Rajasthan to find out the constraints perceived by Dairy Cooperative Society members. A total of 120 respondents were selected and interviewed personally through a structured interview schedule. Results of the study revealed that lack of awareness about credit facilities provided by the Government and milk unions for rearing cattle (60.00%), lack of affordability to purchase feed additives and concentrates (58.33%), high cost of veterinary medicines (53.33%), low income from dairying (50.00%) and inadequate space for office of DCS (50.00%) were found to be ‘most serious constraints’. While, lack of cooperation among DCS members (43.33%), lack of physical facilities at meeting place (43.33%), technical inability in handling ICT tools (43.33%), inequality in issuing loans (41.67%) and non availability of fodder seeds (41.67%) were recognized as ‘serious constraints’. Non availability of high yielding varieties of fodder crops (40.0%) and non sharing information about financial activities in DCS with members (36.67%) considered as ‘less serious constraints’ and long duration of meeting was perceived as ‘not a constraint’ by most of the respondent. It was also found that economic constraints were a mean score of 3.11 followed by technological constraints (3.03), organizational constraints (2.66) and infrastructural constraints (1.83).

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Warana: The Case of an Indian Rural Community Adopting ICT

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Constraints Faced by Women Dairy Cooperative Society Members in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Cited by 3 publications

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Analyzing the Feedback from Women Dairy Farmers in the East District of Sikkim

Analyzing the Feedback from Women Dairy Farmers in the East District of Sikkim

Constraints Perceived by Dairy Cooperative Society Members in Dungarpur, Rajasthan

Warana: The Case of an Indian Rural Community Adopting ICT

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