January 1, 1949Madras Agricultural Journal

some aspects of the transmission of the reults of research into general farming practices

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Research findings often fail to translate into effective farming practices, and public involvement is crucial for implementation.
Key evidence suggests that better communication between researchers and the public can enhance farming practices and productivity.
This observational analysis of farming practices emphasizes the need for direct application of research results into the field.
Understanding the role of the public in adopting new practices can facilitate broader adoption of research innovations.

Implication

Assessment reveals gaps in translating research findings into farming practices, highlighting public engagement challenges.

Abstract

Introduction: The ultimate aim of research in any branch of science is translation of its results into productive action.Most of the general public fundamental work that must have preceded and been responsible for the results which are capable of direct application to specific purpose.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23837b210217d6477682e https://doi.org/10.29321/maj.10.194996

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Assessment reveals gaps in translating research findings into farming practices, highlighting public engagement challenges.

some aspects of the transmission of the reults of research into general farming practices

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some aspects of the transmission of the reults of research into general farming practices

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Discussion

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