Journal ArticleOpen Access
Identify Problems and Suggest Possible Solutions for Safe Pineapple Production in Madhupur Tract
Author Affiliations
Gazipur Agricultural University, Indian Institute of Spices Research
Published InEuropean Journal of Agriculture and Food Sciences
Year2022
Citations7
Abstract
The aim of this study was to ascertain the current problems faced by pineapple growers and suggest possible solutions. A total of 300 pineapple growers of the Madhupur tract were selected as samples following the proportionate random sampling technique. Primary data were collected using a pre-designed and pre-tested interview schedule. Findings indicate that majority of the respondents were middle and young aged (71.4%), and having medium family size (61.9%). The highest proportion (42.9%) of the respondents were illiterate, had high annual income (48.6%), medium farming experience (53.3%), contact with fertilizer dealer (68.67%), medium to small farm size (88.6%), also having medium to small pineapple farm size (89.5%), and majorities production cost and net return was also low which is (42.6%)…
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