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 derive institutional facilities/ advantage. The situational constraints that prevent an individual to adopt a technology are listed below:

 

The situational constraints have been diagrammatically shown in figure. The figure, demonstrates that situational constraints hinder the transfer agricultural technologies to farmers especially sharecroppers generators and researchers often cannot perceive farmers problems, in respects the adoption of technologies. They commonly characterize the farmers as traditional, fatalistic, risk aversive and unwilling to change. But these are not always true in practice, farmers, are occasionally exposed to inappropriate, technologies. Inappropriateness does not mean that technologies are not good and do receive satisfactory results. Rather, farmer’s personal, economic, soil and farm conditions do not allow them to consider the technologies appropriate for them. Even if the appropriate technologies are transferred to farmers, they cannot take the advantage of different institution credit. For example. Institutional credit, extension agent’s contact, subsidies.