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The study focused at examining the capacity building of the farmers with a special reference to minor crops producers in Bangladesh. The results show that both vegetable and rice producers in the project area experienced a significant increase in profitability compared to farmers outside the project area. The study identified that the components of capacity building play a significant role in increasing technical efficiency and inefficiency can be reduced significantly and actual return can be obtained up to maximum level by increasing different capitals of capacity building. Moreover, the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The study focused at examining the capacity building of the farmers with a special reference to minor crops producers in Bangladesh. The results show that both vegetable and rice producers in the project area experienced a significant increase in profitability compared to farmers outside the project area. The study identified that the components of capacity building play a significant role in increasing technical efficiency and inefficiency can be reduced significantly and actual return can be obtained up to maximum level by increasing different capitals of capacity building. Moreover, the study found that majority of the marginal and small farmers are well ahead in improving physical and technical skills at a high level than the medium farmers and therefore, they enter into the Gehilfen stage of capacity building. In addition, the farmers with low physical, technical, and communication skills, and the farmers who built up these skills at later life stages are far behind in achieving maximum obtainable return. Finally, the study explored that the farmers with high capacity building changes their household expenditure pattern towards up taking of a balanced nutrition.
Autorenporträt
M. Kamruzzaman is an Associate Prof. in the Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Bangladesh. He did his PhD from Nagoya University, Japan with fellowship from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science in 2009 supervised by Prof H.Takeya. He is specialized in Agricultural Development Economics.