Kisan Mobile Advisory boosts farm tech use and productivity

Kisan Mobile Advisory Services (KMAS) have emerged as a vital tool for bridging the information gap between research institutions and farmers in india. In the era of digital agriculture, mobile-based advisories enable the rapid dissemination of need-based, location-specific, and timely agricultural information directly to farmers mobile phones through SMS, voice calls, and Mobile applications. These Advisories provide guidance on a wide range of subjects such as crop management, pest and disease control, weather forecasting, market prices, and government schemes. By leveraging mobile communication technology, KMAS ensures that the latest scientific recommendations and innovations reach even the remotest farming communities, thereby empowering farmers to make informed decisions. The system not only enhances the adoption rate of modern agricultural technologies but also improves productivity, profitability and resilience against climatic and market uncertainties. Thus, Kisan Mobile Advisory Services play a crucial role in strengthening the agricultural extension system by making it more responsive, accessible, and farmer-centric.

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Dr. Monika Patel is presently working as an Assistant Professor at Eklavya University, Damoh. She has completed his Ph.D. in Extension Education from RVSKVV, Gwalior, India. She wrote 6 Research papers, 5 Abstracts, and 16 Articles in national and international reputes journals. She had attended 5 national and 4 International conferences.