In this study the main focus was give to study the influence of integrated farming on farmer’s income in Davangere district of karnataka state. The integrated farming is an ancient method used all over the world to reap the different benefits from agriculture land. In India Integrated farming system was been in use since the early civilization and settlements. In recent days the integrated farming is becoming more popular due to its characteristics and properties.
In this study around 39 farmers are consulted to collect the primary data. The primary data was collect using pre administered questionnaire. The questionnaire was consisting of ten different variables related to familiarization and farmers income of integrated farming in Davangere district of karnataka state. The collected primary data was analyzed using the tools like MS-excel and SPSS. In this study Z-test was used to confirm the hypothesis along with cumulative frequencies method. The significance level is taken as five percent.
The study was concluded with the outcome of “there is a significant positive influence of integrated farming on farmer’s agriculture income”. During the study it was also observed that, the availability of water throughout the year is a key variable for farmers yield and income.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Objectives
- Hypothesis of the Study
- Methodology and Data Collection
- Analysis of Data
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
The main objective of this study is to analyze the impact of integrated farming systems on farmers' agricultural income in the Davangere district of Karnataka, India. The research aims to determine if there is a statistically significant relationship between the adoption of integrated farming practices and increased income for farmers in the region.
- Impact of integrated farming systems on farmers' income.
- Analysis of the effectiveness of integrated farming as a method to increase agricultural income.
- Examination of the role of water availability in agricultural yield and income.
- Statistical analysis of data collected from farmers practicing integrated farming.
- Exploration of the potential of integrated farming for sustainable agricultural practices.
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
Abstract: This study investigates the influence of integrated farming on farmers' income in Davangere district, Karnataka. Using data from 39 farmers via a questionnaire, the study analyzes the relationship between integrated farming and income using MS-Excel and SPSS, employing a Z-test and cumulative frequencies. The study concludes that there's a significant positive influence of integrated farming on agricultural income, highlighting the importance of year-round water availability.
Introduction: This section sets the stage by highlighting global concerns about food security, livelihood security, water security, and environmental protection. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable development and positions integrated farming systems (IFS) as a key sustainable agricultural practice capable of addressing socioeconomic and environmental issues simultaneously. The text underscores the advantage of IFS in minimizing waste, utilizing byproducts efficiently, and offering multiple benefits over monoculture farming.
Literature Review: This chapter reviews existing literature on integrated farming systems. It cites several articles, including one from the Down to Earth journal suggesting that well-designed IFS can significantly increase farmers' income, and another from the Business Standard journal highlighting the benefits of scientifically designed IFS in boosting income and addressing various objectives like increased production, cost reduction, and ecological sustainability. A third article from "Advances in crop science and technology" focuses on sustainable integrated agriculture and rural development policy, emphasizing the role of mechanization, collaboration, and modern technologies.
Methodology and Data Collection: This chapter details the research methodology, explaining the data collection process. Primary data was gathered using a structured questionnaire administered to 39 farmers practicing integrated farming in Davangere district. Secondary data was collected from articles, websites, and research publications. The study employed a non-probability sampling technique due to researcher convenience. The questionnaire included ten items focusing on farmers' agricultural income and the impact of integrated farming. Data analysis used MS-Excel and SPSS, with Z-tests and cumulative frequency methods employed for statistical verification.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
Integrated farming, farmers' income, agricultural income, sustainable agriculture, data analysis, Z-test, Karnataka, India, water availability, IFS, rural development.
Frequently Asked Questions: Analysis of Integrated Farming Systems on Farmers' Income in Davangere District, Karnataka, India
What is the main objective of this study?
The study's primary objective is to analyze the impact of integrated farming systems (IFS) on farmers' agricultural income in the Davangere district of Karnataka, India. It aims to determine if there's a statistically significant relationship between adopting IFS practices and increased income.
What are the key themes explored in this research?
Key themes include the impact of IFS on farmers' income, the effectiveness of IFS in increasing agricultural income, the role of water availability in agricultural yield and income, and the potential of IFS for sustainable agricultural practices. Statistical analysis of data from farmers practicing integrated farming is also a central theme.
What methodology was used in this study?
Primary data was collected using a structured questionnaire administered to 39 farmers practicing integrated farming in Davangere. Secondary data was gathered from articles, websites, and research publications. A non-probability sampling technique was used. Data analysis involved MS-Excel and SPSS, utilizing Z-tests and cumulative frequency methods.
What are the key findings of the study?
The study concludes that there is a significant positive influence of integrated farming on agricultural income. Year-round water availability is highlighted as a crucial factor contributing to this positive impact.
What data analysis techniques were employed?
The study utilized MS-Excel and SPSS for data analysis. Statistical methods included Z-tests and cumulative frequency analysis.
What is the significance of water availability in this study?
The research emphasizes the importance of year-round water availability for successful integrated farming and its positive impact on farmers' income.
What types of data were used in this study?
The study employed both primary data (collected via questionnaires from 39 farmers) and secondary data (from articles, websites, and research publications).
What is the scope of this study?
The study focuses specifically on the impact of integrated farming systems on farmers' income in the Davangere district of Karnataka, India.
What are the keywords associated with this research?
Keywords include: Integrated farming, farmers' income, agricultural income, sustainable agriculture, data analysis, Z-test, Karnataka, India, water availability, IFS, rural development.
Where can I find more details about the literature review?
The literature review section cites articles from journals like Down to Earth and Business Standard, along with "Advances in crop science and technology," focusing on the benefits and existing research on integrated farming systems and their impact on farmers' income and sustainable agricultural practices.
- Quote paper
- Rangappa Yaraddi (Author), Annesh G. M. (Author), 2019, The Impact of Integrated Farming System on Farmer’s Agricultural Income, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/460654
