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The level of Agricultural Extension Services Introduced to Vegetable Farmers in Al-Tarmiya District/Baghdad | ||
| Journal of Research Diyala humanity | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 37, 2017, Pages 419-496 | ||
| Author | ||
| Khalida Shawkat | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The present research aimed to identify the level of Extension services introduced to vegetable farmers , and identify the level of their benefiting form the Extension services introduced it to them ,as well as find out the relation ship between the level of services and each of independent variables . The data was collected through personal interviews using questionnaire the questionnaire of two domains: the first domain included questions for measuring personal variables, whereas the second domain included a triple scale of 10 items for measuring the level of Extension services Introduced to Vegetable Farmers. There is also a quadric scale consisting of 10 items for measuring the level of Farmers, benefit from the Extension services introduced to them. The research population consisted of 8 villages in Al-Tarmiya District . A random proportional sample of 2 villages was selected representing 25% of the total ;they are AL bo Tajaldeen ,Hayaleen . A stratified random sample of 34 farmers representing 10% of the total farmers ,population were selected . Results of the study indicated that the level of Extension introduced to the vegetable farmers was low ,and that the farmers benefit of the Extension services introduced to them was also weak . The research included several recommendation about increasing agricultural services introduced to vegetable farmers in the Al-Tarmiya area . | ||
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