Basic Agricultural Study

Extension supervisor (Qualiﬁcation, Duties, and responsibilities)

Extension supervisor (Qualiﬁcation, Duties, and responsibilities) Qualiﬁcation A supervisor must have the following qualification 1. Must have rural background. 2. Must be agricultural graduate from University or college. 3. Must have special training on agricultural extension. 4. Must have sufficient technical knowledge on agriculture. 5. Must have ability to teaching. 6. Must have knowledge on appropriate teaching method. 7. Must be efficient in planning and programme building. 8. Must have experience on supervision. 9. Must have far slightness and leadership quality. 10. Must be sympathized on colleagues. 11. Must be efficient in writing, speaking and working. 12. Must be adherence to the rule and regulation. Duties and responsibilities 1. To help the subordinates in planning and programme building, execution and evaluation. 2. To supervise and guide the technical guidance to the field worker. 3. To arrange training for subordinates. 4. To maintain close relationship with specialists. 5. To arrange co-ordination meeting. 6. To go field tour about 10-11 days in every month. 7. To collect crop statistics. …

Advantages and Disadvantages of NGOs Advantages/Merits NGO’s help farmers to increase crop production. NGO’s introduce new technologies to farmers such as new variety, new crop, and new equipment. NGO’s help farmers to improve their living standard. There is a special programme for rural women and youth development. It’s have a strong network. It improves the leadership ability of the rural women and youth. Its help to rural women and youth to develop their social economic condition. It provides a good employment opportunities for educated unemployed youth. It helps to initiate the creativity of youth and rural women. It provides handsome salary for their employer. It encourages the unemployed young and rural women to establish themselves. It increases the economic contribution power in rural women. Disadvantages/Demerits It provides a vicious cycle of interest. By giving small money, they can take over money by the high rate of interest. It forces people to buy their attractive and developed things. It creates a source of depression, when the consumers pay their loans they suffer a mental depression. When rural people can not pay their loans, they take some punishable action against them which cannot tolerable to mankind. It sometimes creates the source of a quarrel between husband, wife, and other members of the family.

Basic Concept and Types of NGO

Concept and Types of NGO Introduction NGO’s may be defined as the organizations which are non-government in nature, have been established with the basic objectives of serving for the rural community by supplying money, time and labour. Its main vision is poverty alleviation and promotion of sustainable development through education, training and other activities. During mid 60s the Non Government Organisations (NGOs) started working in then East Pakistan. Initially the activities are limited to relief and rehabilitation of people caused by natural calamities. After the Inception of Bangladesh, the …

Best definition of organization with objectives Organization Organizations are assemblies of two or more interacting human beings collectively seeking to attain some common goal, with a complex functional roles and responsibilities and system of overall administrations. In other words, organizations are social units or human groupings deliberately constructed to some specific goal (et zion, 1976). Example: UN, IRRI, FAO, BRRI, BARI, BRAC, BINA, BSRI etc. Agricultural Organization/Extension organization It is an arrangement of two or more interacting human beings, which set together to attain some common goal to produce of crops and nursery management through a functional roles of systems of overall administration. Example: DAE. Objectives …

Future Extension Approaches and Strategies in Bangladesh The extension service in Bangladesh has a vital role for the development or agriculture. But the past evidence has shown that the benefits …

Problems of Extension Work in Bangladesh There are many problems of Extension Work in Bangladesh which are describe as follows- 1. Lack of definite criteria for group formation …

Situational Constraints in Technology Transfer Generating appropriate technologies is not the end towards agricultural progress because farmers cannot be expected to be the beneficiaries of these technologies unless they can …

Psychological Constraints in Technology Transfer Imperfect information, time and cost constraints risk, uncertainty, indeterminacy, high expectation, fatalistic attitude, non-flexibility, perception of item and perception of social community views in an …

Social Constraints in Technology Transfer The transfer of agricultural technologies is greatly affected and hampered by the social constrains. The social constraints may be classified as follows: I. Ignorance …

Technology Transfer Process in Bangladesh Bangladesh is basically an agricultural country. The development or agriculture thus to a great extent means the development of the country. The Department of Agricultural …

Extension supervisor (Qualiﬁcation, Duties, and responsibilities)

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