International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Gurshaminder Singh, Vishnu and Pallvi Kapil

abstract
A research examined the agronomic techniques of 120 farmers in Five Indian villages, Dhianpura, Kakrali, Dhangrali, Dhanouri and Khairpur to optimize agricultural production. Agriculture is critical for maintaining livelihoods, since it supports 58% of the population. Crops planted were wheat, rice, mustard, sugarcane, maize, berseem, Maize. Farmers employed a variety of techniques, including seed application, fertilizer dose, seed treatment methods, irrigation frequency, organic manure, pest and disease control chemicals, and crop yield range. The study discovered that farmers combine contemporary agricultural inputs with traditional wisdom, responding to environmental circumstances and market needs in order to improve sustainability and profitability. Strategic agronomic treatments are critical for increasing yields and promoting economic stability in farming communities.