2024, Vol. 9, Special Issue 1

The objective of the study, carried out by the Krishi Vigyan Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh, India, was to determine the yield variances among scientific packages and adherents used in the farmer's practise (FP) of mustard plants and the group of front-line demonstration (CFLD) oilseeds. Frontline Corps On farmer's fields throughout the Rabi season of two consecutive years, notably 2021-22 and 2022-23, demonstrations on mustard took place to show the impact of enhanced agro-techniques on results and financial benefits. A 40.46-hectare region received CFLDs for two years with the full involvement of 100 farmers. Compared to the local check, where it averaged 16.51 q/ha, the highest possible yield of grains was apparent in the plots shown, where it averaged 19.92 q/ha. The mean gap between the extension and technology gaps The growing gap and technology index have been calculated as 5.37 q/ha and 3.36 q/ha, respectively, and to be 21.28 percent. The median gross and net profitability of worth were 104317 Rs/ha and 85466 Rs/ha, respectively, in comparison with other farmers' follows (86667 Rs/ha and 68479 Rs/ha). Compared to farmers' practises (3.76), mustard cultivation all over the study period using a better package of practises had an average higher B:C ratio (4.52). Thus, mustard results might be raised by adopting the recommended scientific collection of practises in reality. The findings of the research met farmers' expectations for most produce and profits.