Review of agricultural extension in India: Are farmers' information needs being met?
By C. Glendenning, S. Babu, K. Asenso-okyere. 2010
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- The Value of Advice: Evidence from Mobile Phone-Based Agricultural Extension (2013, background): “Like many developing countries, India has a system of local agricultural research universities and district level extension centers, where locally-relevant knowledge is generated and ought to be disseminated, yet these investments have had only a limited impact on farming practices, especially those”
- How mobile phones contribute to growth of small farmers? Evidence from India (2012, background): “Various new television and radio based agriculture programs were launched in 1990’s and farmers’ were also using television and radio, still the empirical impact of these services on farm household income is not known (GLENDENNING et al., 2010).”