Author(s): Sunil Kumar Jakhar, Dr. Naveen Kumar, Dr. Shishir Kumar Singh, Dr. Ajay Singh, Kalpesh Upadhyay and Manish Choudhary

Abstract: The viability of the agricultural business is significantly influenced by its profitability. This study's goal was to evaluate the effects of more advanced technical interventions in comparison to the farming methods used by local farmers in the Krishi Vigyan Kendra-adopted villages in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The Uttar Pradesh district of Jhansi was chosen for the study, and information was gathered, processed, and conclusions were made there. The data collection and analysis employed in the study served to determine the profitability of farm units, and the CACP cost concept was used to determine the profitability of the primary crops in the cropping pattern. The findings showed that the primary crops of the sample respondents were wheat. Farmers who used enhanced technology provided by Krishi Vigyan Kendra reported average net profits of Rs. 41080 per hectare for wheat, respectively, whereas farmers who embraced indigenous technology reported profits of Rs. 30,709 per hectare. The return on investment for wheat was Rs. 2.15 for respondents who had been adopted, compared to Rs. 1.81 for respondents who had not been adopted.

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