THE IMMPLEMENTATION LEVEL OF WHEAT GROWERS OF THE GRADUATES IN RELATION TO RECOMMENDATIONS IN SAHL EL -TINA IN SINAI PENINSULA | ||||
Fayoum Journal of Agricultural Research and Development | ||||
Article 17, Volume 24, Issue 2, July 2010, Page 1-10 PDF (306.39 K) | ||||
Document Type: Research articles. | ||||
DOI: 10.21608/fjard.2010.195693 | ||||
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Authors | ||||
ayed Abd Elnaby Haikel; Hanan Saad El-Din | ||||
Desert Study Center | ||||
Abstract | ||||
The research aimed to: identify the degree of implementation level of wheat growers of the graduates in relation to wheat recommendations determine the corelation relationship between the studied variables and the immplementation level, recognize the information sources of the graduates, and finally know the the problems faced them. The research was conduced in Sahl El–Tina in Sinai Peninsula on the wheat growers of the graduates. Three villages were selected according to the cultivated wheat area village No. 2, 4 and 7. Date were collected through personal questionnaire on sample of 164 respondent. Percentages, statistical averages and correlation coefficient wers used to analyze data. Findings indicated that 15.2% of the graduates were in the Low Level of the immplementation of wheat recommendations compared with 25% in the average level and 59.8% in the high level of immplementatien. Data analysis reported a significant relationship between each of : age, scientifical qualification, cultivated area of wheat, attitudes towards agricultural innovations, leadership degree, working years in wheat cultivation. Findings also reported that there is no significat relationship between size of landholding and family size whith the independent variable. The most important sources of information were neighbors, merchant of seeds and pesticides, xtentions workers, researchers in Desert Research Center, and tv programs. Findings also reported some problemes facilng graduates to which were as follows: high salinity of soil, irregular shifts of irrigation, monavialability of seed on time, high prices of fertilizer, herbicides, the transfer of the crop, and the difficulty in obtaining loans, and finally the problem of high wages for agricultural labor. | ||||
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