This analysis reveals a significant yield gap in mustard production, indicating potential productivity improvements through front-line demonstration methods.
Front-line demonstration constitutes one of the best methods accessible when it comes to technology assignment. The current study aims to identify the mustard [Brassica juncea (L.) Czern.] yield gap caused by FLDs. Four district demonstrations of the AICRP on Mustard were held during 2021–2022, 2022–2023 and 2023-2024 and were implemented in a number of villages in the eastern Vidarbha district for 800 farmers. The methods used by the majority of farmers were used as a control to compare them with advised methods. According to the average Three years data, the average yield of the exhibited plot was (617 kg/ha), which was higher than the control's yield of (347 kg/ha). Additionally, there was an additional yield of (269.31 kg/ha) and (78.38%) increase in average mustard productivity. The average index and technology gap were determined to be (48.60%) and (583.25 kg/ha), respectively. The range of the expansion gap was (163 kg/ha) to (437.92 kg/ha).
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