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table, (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Methodology 3 Research settings 4 Findings and discussion 5 Summary and conclusion Appendix Bibliography Boro rice is globally emerging a top ranking cereal in potential grain productivity and is third after wheat and maize sharing about one third of total cereal production It is now an important ingredient of food feed and a large number of industrial products It has acquired a dominant role in the farming sector and in the macro-economy of the Asian region Boro rice has a high production potential of 75-89 tonnesha with the possibilities of further increase under better management Its cultivation is increasing in all the states of east and northeastern India The strategy for transfer of technology of new innovation of boro rice over the years has not proved to be successful because of gaps in the field application of technology Farmers need and preferences have remained still un-explored It needed the training programme tailored to the needs and problems of farmers to be organized to improve their agricultural productivity 119 pp.
