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August 19, 2025Open Access

Assessing Regional Disparities in Makhana Farming: A Study from Bihar

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Significant regional differences were identified in landholding sizes, with traditional areas having larger plots, and emerging regions exhibiting better perception scores.
Univariate analysis showed distinct income levels among the regions, while knowledge, training, and education did not present significant differences among the farmers.
Using comparative cross-sectional design, 120 Makhana farmers from traditional and emerging zones were surveyed for diverse socio-economic attributes.
Findings suggest tailored extension strategies and input support are essential for promoting equitable growth in Bihar's Makhana sector.

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Comparative analysis highlights differences in farming practices and socio-economic factors in Makhana regions, indicating targeted support may enhance growth.

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Sonu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4551ad7bf08b1ead363a https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7379463/v1

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Comparative analysis highlights differences in farming practices and socio-economic factors in Makhana regions, indicating targeted support may enhance growth.

Assessing Regional Disparities in Makhana Farming: A Study from Bihar

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Assessing Regional Disparities in Makhana Farming: A Study from Bihar

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