Description
Basic Terminology in Agricultural Extension is designed to serve as a foundational resource for anyone involved in the field of agricultural extension, whether they are students, educators, extensionists, farmers, or policymakers. The book covers a range of essential topics in nine chapters, each dedicated to a different aspect of the discipline. It starts with the basic terminology related to agricultural extension and knowledge systems and progresses through key areas such as social processes, extension approaches, communication, teaching and learning, social media, ICT, and entrepreneurship. Additional chapters delve into social capital, planning and management, and research methodology, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of agricultural extension and its related fields. Written in simple, easy-to-understand language, the book aims to make these complex concepts accessible to early beginners and professionals alike. By clarifying these terms, the book seeks to improve the effectiveness of agricultural extension practices and enhance the adoption of new technologies by the farming community. The authors acknowledge all contributors to the discipline, ensuring that the work is both thorough and enriching for readers across various roles in agricultural development.
