Results of a 1995 study undertaken with 158 farmers from ten villages in Gujarat who had participated in on-farm trials with three improved chickpea cultivars (ICCC 4, ICCV 2 and ICCV 10) are presented. The economics of the three cultivars are evaluated and their performance is compared with that of local cultivars. Yield, price premium profit, unit cost of production and marketable surplus indicators were used to assess the on-farm benefits derived from adopting the ICRISAT cultivars. Results indicate that all three improved cultivars provide higher yield, higher profit and lower unit cost of production over local cultivars. Price premium is a particular advantage for ICCV 2. Other benefits derived from adopting the ICRISAT cultivars were ...
Production and area of chickpea are reducing every year in India due to competition with horticultu...
Chickpea is the important winter legume crop among all the pulse crops in India. Diversification and...
Chickpea accounts for about 45% of total pulses produced in India, which is the major chickpea prod...
The study aims to track adoption of improved chickpea varieties, and assess their on-farm benefits i...
The paper examines the factors influencing the adoption of recently developed improved chickpea vari...
Chickpea (Cicer arientinum) is known in India since ancient times, and In Asia and Europe chickpea i...
Chickpea is one of the major pulses in Bihar, with crop yield of 1000 kg/ha, which is higher than th...
The rich genetic diversity existing within exotic, indigenous, and diverse germplasm lays the founda...
ICCV1 was developed by pedigree selection from a cross of H208 and T3. In trials at many sites in th...
Sixteen on-farm trials in 2002 and 9 trials in 2003 were conducted in Nandavaram and Jillella villag...
In the present study performance of chickpea variety (RSG-888) against local check was evaluated thr...
Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) is the largest produced food legume in South Asia and the third larges...
Chickpea is predominantly cultivated pulse crop in the selected study area in Telangana and Andhra P...
The study is formulated to assess the extent of yield gap at different adoption levels and identify ...
The overall objectives of the chickpea breeding program at ICRISAT (International Crops Research Ins...
Production and area of chickpea are reducing every year in India due to competition with horticultu...
Chickpea is the important winter legume crop among all the pulse crops in India. Diversification and...
Chickpea accounts for about 45% of total pulses produced in India, which is the major chickpea prod...
The study aims to track adoption of improved chickpea varieties, and assess their on-farm benefits i...
The paper examines the factors influencing the adoption of recently developed improved chickpea vari...
Chickpea (Cicer arientinum) is known in India since ancient times, and In Asia and Europe chickpea i...
Chickpea is one of the major pulses in Bihar, with crop yield of 1000 kg/ha, which is higher than th...
The rich genetic diversity existing within exotic, indigenous, and diverse germplasm lays the founda...
ICCV1 was developed by pedigree selection from a cross of H208 and T3. In trials at many sites in th...
Sixteen on-farm trials in 2002 and 9 trials in 2003 were conducted in Nandavaram and Jillella villag...
In the present study performance of chickpea variety (RSG-888) against local check was evaluated thr...
Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) is the largest produced food legume in South Asia and the third larges...
Chickpea is predominantly cultivated pulse crop in the selected study area in Telangana and Andhra P...
The study is formulated to assess the extent of yield gap at different adoption levels and identify ...
The overall objectives of the chickpea breeding program at ICRISAT (International Crops Research Ins...
Production and area of chickpea are reducing every year in India due to competition with horticultu...
Chickpea is the important winter legume crop among all the pulse crops in India. Diversification and...
Chickpea accounts for about 45% of total pulses produced in India, which is the major chickpea prod...