International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Spandana Jagga and Gajarla Harshitha

abstract
The investigation on the study on constraints faced by the respondents in Dryland Farming trainings provided by Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture (CRIDA) provides an in-depth analysis of challenges of participants. Identified challenges include inconvenient training timings, weak extension networks, biased beneficiary selection, and insufficient practical course content. Respondents suggest extending training duration, enhancing practical content, flexible scheduling, increasing hands-on activities, and improving extension support to make training programs more effective. Addressing these challenges can significantly enhance CRIDA's training programs, promoting sustainable dryland farming practices.