International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Nikita Singh Chouhan, Dr. YK Singh and DP Rai

abstract
The study was conducted in Katni and Panna districts of Madhya Pradesh to analyze the role of ICT on adoption level of the respondent on government agricultural policies. Government agricultural policies are created in such a way which aims to enhance agricultural practices and put a positive effort to improve agricultural production. These policies can be for basic necessity which includes irrigation, research & technology, as well as assistance for farmers and markets. Ranks wise adoption ICTs tools for government agricultural policies based on their mean scores. the highest-rated statement emphasizing “Do you benefitted by any kind of agricultural policies?” (Rank I) following closely is “Do you ever get fund from MIF (micro irrigation fund) under NABARD?” (Rank II), “Do you adopt any technique of ‘jal – sanchay’ at your field?” (Rank III).