Author(s): Harshit Paliwal and OP Yadav

Abstract: This study conducted in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, delves into the socio-economic profiles of women in agriculture, with a focus on the transformative impact of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) training. Utilizing an ex-post facto design and statistical tools, the research examines diverse attributes, including age, education and family structure, income, and land holdings. The majority of participants, particularly middle-aged women, are actively engaged in agriculture, reflecting varied family structures and income brackets. The study highlights the substantial influence of KVK training, resulting in heightened motivation and efficiency among participants. Ownership patterns of modern farming tools underscore the successful adoption of mechanized equipment. In conclusion, the research contributes valuable insights into the socio-economic dynamics shaped by KVK initiatives, emphasizing their pivotal role in empowering women in agriculture.

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