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Conclusion & Recommendation

It has been concluded from above study that most of farmers having income between
the 1.5 lac to 3 lacs. And most of the respondent sin this study were having an

experience more than 15 years, also the education level among the framers is low.
Also, it was found out that majority of farmers got the information about organic

farming either from fellow farmers of sale person or agent of Agri-marketing
companies. Again, organic farming in this area is not too much popular. Study also

revealed that the people having a positive attitude towards the organic farming

because they concern more for health for the family, it reduces chemical output into
the environment. Also, people require more support from the government so,

government must take appropriate action on boost up or motivate farmers to adopt

organic farming. Again, different Agri inputs company needs to open retail outlets
from farmers can purchased improved seeds, organic pesticides and organic

fertilizers. This can be help by government by offering or providing subsidy on
organic inputs.

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