Integrated farming system for livelihood security of small farmers of North- East Karnataka

  • VINODAKUMAR S
  • DESAI B
  • CHANNABASAVANNA A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Investigations were carried out in Main Agricultural Research Station (MARS), Raichur district of Karnataka during 2012-14 to find out a sustainable mixed farming model which is economically viable by integrating the different components like crops, livestock, poultry, rabbits and fish on a 2.5 acre land holding. Seven integrated farming system models were developed to find out the best package on the land holding of 2.5 acre suitable for the North- East Karnataka region. Among various IFS models, F7 model registered highest net returns (Rs. 1,89,069 ha/year) and least observed in conventional cotton alone (F1 ) system (Rs. 74,592 ha/year). The similar trend was observed in return per day, diversity index and employment generation (Rs. 518/day, 2.92 and 206 mandays/ha/year).

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VINODAKUMAR, S. N., DESAI, B. K., CHANNABASAVANNA, A. S., RAO, S., PATIL, M. G., & PATIL, S. S. (2017). Integrated farming system for livelihood security of small farmers of North- East Karnataka. INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, 8(2), 216–221. https://doi.org/10.15740/has/irjaes/8.2/216-221

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