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61. In order that the technical messages are effectively imbibed by the clients, there is a dire need to sharpen the communication skills of the extension scientists, I would arrange for frequent and effective trainings in above direction. 62. There is a dire need to develop bold, crisp, focused, location or site specific and short messages as folders / pamphlets for distribution to the farmers. As of now, the available items seem to be lengthy, elaborate, general and written in low fonts. Above initiative may greatly enhance the productivity of training material. 63. In many training camps, I have observed that, at the end of a lecture, no follow up written material is distributed to the farmers. Keeping in view the ultimate success of an extension activity by way of adaptation, the take home material is very important. I shall make the above process mandatory. 64. Extension specialists have to be especially trained to present their matter in either simple Hindi or local dialects. As of now, situation is very messy as the scientists are using, a lot of English which runs against the ultimate spirit of quick adoption. 65. Keeping in view the various bottlenecks vis-à-vis adoption, I would throw the idea of setting up Human Resource Development Centre within the Directorate of Extension Education. The centre may fully address the training needs of extension staff. 66. Very often, the questions posed by the farmers during training camps pertain various departments of the Govt. In case, the concerned officers are not present, the scientists have to face an embarrassing situation. I will ensure that invariably, the representatives of line departments, are also present on above occasions. 67. Demonstration is the most effective extension method. I shall prevail upon the scientists to include practicals / demonstrations as an integral part of their extension lectures. 68. Seeking feedback from farmers / trainers in a training course / camp would be made compulsory. The Director of Extension would be asked to examine the feedbacks personally followed by suitable remedial measures. 69. Crop demonstrations are an effective tool of extension. I shall try to double their number. Areas so far not covered, would be taken up. 70. Mini Technology Information Centre (ATICs’) cum Museum would be set up at all Krishi Vigyan Kendras. Items such as seeds / seedlings of improved varieties, vermiculture, vermicompost, mushroom seed, farm products, etc. 56
would be made available to the people. Relevant technologies would also be displayed. 71. The soil, water, manure, fertilizer and products testing services at the Krishi Vigyan kendras would be strengthened. These services have become the dire need of the hour. This would become one of my top priorities. 72. Using audio-visual aids, etc. is quite fine. But for more important is the quality / content of teaching material as suited to the actual needs of targeted audience. Same material may not be good enough for all types of audiences. A committee with eminent persons on it would be formed to examine the issue critically and make recommendations. 73. Preferably, a lecture should be of 1.5 hours duration. At least, first 10 minutes should be devoted to finding out the actual needs of farmers vis-àvis their specific agricultural scenario. Lecture content may be modified accordingly. Last half an hour should be exclusively devoted to interaction. I will discuss my views with the extension faculty and arrive at a consensus. 74. Validation / refinement of research work at KVK farms would be given due weightage. Gaps in research / extension would be properly identified and relevant experiments started/ <strong>info</strong>rmations generated efficiently.`````````````````````````````````````````````` 75. Extension helpline(s) system would be further streamlined and strengthened. 76. Animal Health Clinic Centre / Veterinary Hospital will be strengthened and rural camps frequently organized for adoption of preventive and curative measures against various animal diseases. 77. An ambulatory clinic for treatment of animal disorders / diseases in remote rural areas would be put into operation. 78. Greater emphasis will be laid on fast dissemination of various technologies to uplift the socio-economic status of the farming community. 79. Depending upon the needs of our clients, new departments/ centres would be opened after due debate/brainstorming without in any way disturbing the basic structure of the colleges/university. 57
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BIO- DATA PROFESSOR VINOD KUMAR SUR
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3 Nationality : Indian Marital Stat
Page 5 and 6: 5 Senior Extension Specialist (Soil
Page 7 and 8: 7 • Formulation of judicious fert
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Page 13 and 14: 13 for most soil-crop situations. D
Page 15 and 16: 15 Research / Extension/ Develpomen
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Page 25 and 26: 1. Set up the University Management
Page 27 and 28: 27 importance of basic and strategi
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Page 39 and 40: 39 SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS As As V
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Page 87 and 88: 87 Seminar on Management of Medicin
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