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Agriculture Extension
The document discusses the history and evolution of agricultural extension approaches in Nepal. It outlines several conventional approaches used from the 1970s to present, including the training and visit system, integrated agriculture/rural development approach, tuki system, farming system research and extension approach, block production program approach, commodity group approach, pocket package approach, projectization approach, farmers field school approach, and contract and partnership approach. It notes that extension services in Nepal have not been strong and effective, reaching only 55% of cultivated land, and that no single approach could be adopted nationwide given Nepal's diverse geography, climate, and other factors. It stresses the need for more pragmatic, bottom-up policies and increased national self-reliance rather than
