ICT-mediated knowledge services for farmers and agricultural extension: Case study from India

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Presentation by Gerard Sylvester (ICRISAT) to WITFOR 2009 Agriculture Commission. (www.witfor.org)

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ICT-mediated knowledge services for farmers and agricultural extension Case study from India Gerard Sylvester Knowledge Management and Sharing ICRISAT

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Re-designing the farmer-extension-agricultural research/education continuum in India with ICT-mediated Knowledge Management ICRISAT, IIT-Kanpur, IIT-Bombay, GBPUAT, UAS-D, IIITM-K, NAARM

K Org in Indian Agriculture Wiki-like Content Management System + Ontology (Agropedia) ICAR Intl. agencies Other NARS agencies Commodity Markets Weather / Meteorology Dynamic Data SAUs K-Base Imagery/ Maps KVKs NGOs DoA Q&A; activities Log (aAQUA)

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GIS tools for village-level drought vulnerability assessment Micro-Level Drought Vulnerability Maps Use of two-way video conferencing provided by ISRO is used as a medium to assess communication effectiveness Led by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT)

We will build new human capabilities at every level in Indian Agriculture Thank you!

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In that study we want to show how Information and Communication Technologies could help to reduce the information asymmetry in the agricultural sector and naturally improve farmer's profitability and productivity. India has a pressing need to raise food production and agricultural productivity to satisfy his population growh of which around one-fifth is malnourished. Thanks the develop of project like this and improving some fundamental information and payment services and get a better efficinecy in the supply chian other than other services, we expected to growth the indian agricultural production and meet the population's nutritional need.

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Jalalgarh, Purnea Bihar was established in Feb. 2004 at the premises of Regional Research Sub Station, Jalalgarh, Purnea Bihar . From its starting period till 4th August 2010 it was under administrative control of Rajendra Agricultural University, Pusa Samastipur , Bihar with the formation of Bihar Agricultural University, Sabour, Bhagalpur present. It is under administrative control of Bihar Agriculture University, Sabour, Bhagalpur . from 5th August 2010. As per mandate of Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi. The center is dedicated for providing technical support to the farmers of the district through conducting farm trial for assessing, refinding and documenting Agricultural technologies, Front line demonstration with improved technologies and by providing training facilities to farmers.The present world is based on online communication, Extension and communication method for increasing the effective tool. We noticed much change both with the dolente and with technology transfer in agricultural sector. The communication in India, is transforming in such fundamental way, may social scientist speak on the down of the Information age. Transfer of ideas is of vital importance in order to increase the agricultural production through transfer Technology programme. Ajeet Kumar | Dr. Shiv Mangal Yadav | Om Prakash Maurya "Empirical Analysis Communication Services of Knowledge and Level of Farmer’s in Crops KVK Purnea (Bihar)" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-6 , October 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd33679.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/other/33679/empirical-analysis-communication-services-of-knowledge-and-level-of-farmer’s-in-crops-kvk-purnea-bihar/ajeet-kumar

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ICT-mediated knowledge services for farmers and agricultural extension: Case study from India

1. ICT-mediated knowledge services for farmers and agricultural extension Case study from India Gerard Sylvester Knowledge Management and Sharing ICRISAT

2. www.icrisat.org 09/05/09

6. Re-designing the farmer-extension-agricultural research/education continuum in India with ICT-mediated Knowledge Management ICRISAT, IIT-Kanpur, IIT-Bombay, GBPUAT, UAS-D, IIITM-K, NAARM

7. K Org in Indian Agriculture Wiki-like Content Management System + Ontology (Agropedia) ICAR Intl. agencies Other NARS agencies Commodity Markets Weather / Meteorology Dynamic Data SAUs K-Base Imagery/ Maps KVKs NGOs DoA Q&A; activities Log (aAQUA)

8. Novel Content Creation & Delivery Services in Indian Agriculture Special Workflows Interfaces Knowledge Organization Partners Virtual Organization Users Collaboration and Capacity Building processes act as the glue to various components here Smart interfaces VKCs Call centers Print Fixed / mobile Phones T.V / Radio Stakeholders

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11. Collaborative Development of Knowledge Models

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15. Novel Content Creation & Delivery Services in Indian Agriculture Special Workflows Interfaces Knowledge Organization Partners Virtual Organization Users Smart interfaces VKCs Call centers Print Fixed / mobile Phones T.V / Radio Stakeholders

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17. GIS tools for village-level drought vulnerability assessment Micro-Level Drought Vulnerability Maps Use of two-way video conferencing provided by ISRO is used as a medium to assess communication effectiveness Led by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT)

18. We will build new human capabilities at every level in Indian Agriculture Thank you!

19. Presented at http://vasat.icrisat.org/

20. http://agropedia.net/ http://test2.icrisat.org/

21. http://agropedia.net/

22. http://www.aaqua.org/

23. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

24. Open WebGIS based advisories Led by the Indian Institute for IT and Management, Kerala (IIITM-K)

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