Vol. 12, Special Issue 8 (2023)

Author(s):
Atul Kumar Yadav, Dr. YK Singh, Jay Prakash Bishi and Pushpak Patel

Abstract:
Crop production and crop health are directly related to soil quality. Plants can survive in healthy soils, which also maintain the quality of the air, water and encourage human health. The study was carried out in Surajpur district (C.G.), with 120 farmers. The majority of farmers (56.67%) were found old age, were educated (21.67%) up to primary class, had medium level (50.67%) farming experience, small category of the farmers (41.67%), were agriculture are main occupation (85%), had the medium level of annual income (64.7%). Were medium level (55.33%) social participation, were medium level of extension contact (65.84%), were medium level of mass media exposure (55.00%), were medium level of scientific orientation (50.00%) and were medium level of innovativeness (56.67%). Among constraints, soil health cards was received after the crop harvest were the main constraint that farmers faced while using soil health cards.