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Dixit, V.B. and Laharia, S.N. (1995). Existing and desired level of interaction among dairy farmers. Indian Journal of Extension Education, 31(1&4) : 30-45.
Dubey, V.K., singh, S.B.and Khera, J.K. (1982). Role of rural women in decision making with respect to animal husbandry practices. Indian Journal of Home science. 14(2): 18-21.
Franco, F. and Shery Chand, P.G. Viajaya (1991).Operation Flood and The Voluntary Sector: A study of Tribal Dairy Cooperatives in Southern Gujarat. Indian Social Institute, New Delhi.
Ghosh, S. and Chand, R. (2001). Constraints in adoptin of recommended technologies for improved dairy farming. Indian Journal of Extension Education, 37(1 & 2): 24-29.
Gosain, D.K., Sindhu, D.S. and Singh, R.R.B. (2002). Feed back analysis on the tested dairy processing technologies in Haryana. Journal Dairying, Foods and Home Science, 21(1):52-55.
Gupta, S.N., Singh, R.I. and Shukla, S. (1986). Role of women in cattle care. Dairy Guide, 8(11): 43-46.
Gurumoorty, T.R.(1995). Roles of cooperatives in Rural Development, Kurukshetra , November, 1995: 9-10.
Hirenkanagoudar, L.V. Hanumanthappa, H.S. and Jalihal, K.A. (1988). Impact of dairy development on the weaker sections. Kurukshetra, 36(5):7-11.
Jain, V. and Verma, S.K. (1992). Nature and extent of involvement of men and women in animal husbandry operations. Indian Dairyman, 44(7): 332-337.
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Agarwal, K. (1987). A study on contribution of farmwomen in animal husbandry enterprise. M.Sc. thesis (Submitted to ) IVRI, Izatnagar.
Annual report (2003-04). Department of Agricultural Research and Education, ICAR, New Delhi.
Anonymous (2003). Indian Cooperative Movement at a glance. Swadeshi Patrika,New Delhi.
Arunachalam, J. (1999). Role of women in cooperatives. Perspective for 2000AD, in VMNICM (ed), Positioning Cooperatives in 21st century, VMNICM, Pune.
Balishter, Singh, R.P. and Singh, R. (2001). Rural development and corporatives. Yojana, 45: 16-22.
Baviskar, B.S. (1988). Dairy Cooperatives and Rural Development in Gujarat. In D.W. Attwood and B.S. Baviskar (eds.) Who Shares Cooperatives and Rural Development 345-361, New Delhi. Oxford University Press.
Bhatt, E. (1975). Social Networks, Human Relation 8(4):345-384.
Bhogal, T.S., Sharma, J.S. and Arora, V.P.S. (1988). Augmenting income and employment of small and marginal farmers and landless agricultural labourers through dairying in western Uttar Pradesh. Indian Journal of Dairy Science. 41(1): 101.
Bhoite, H.S. and Shinde, S.B. (1987). A constraint analysis in relation to different components of dairy and management practices. Indian Journal of Animal Production and Management, 3:166-177.
Bhuiyan, A.K.M.(1988) women’s participation in agricultural tasks. An immerging trend in the changing traditional society of Bangladesh. . Paper presented in International conference on appropriate agricultural technologies for farmwomen,ICAR, New Delhi, 30th Nov. to 4th Dec.
Birader, R.D. (1986). Changing through dairy development – a case study. Dairy guide, 8(3): 2-24.
Chinnadurai, S., Chinnadsurai, P. and Markanday, J.C. (2002). Farm women in commercial dairy farming. Journal of Dairying Foods and Home Science, 21 (1): 63-65.
Chinnadurai, S., Chinnadurai,P., and K. Singh (2004). Relationship between socio economic characteristics and knowledge level of women prating Dairy farming. Indian Res. Journal of Ext. Education. 4(1&2).
Dak, I.M., Sharma, H.L. and Jain, R. (1986). Social and Institutional framework of female participating in agriculture. Indian Journal of Social work, 47(3): 286-287.
Dash, B. (2000). Role of women in agriculture. Yojana, 44(11):35-37.
Desai, D.K. and Patel, K.V. (1974).Dairying as instrument of economic change. A case study of the leading modern dairies in India. 19th International Dairy Congress, New Delhi 64-75.
Dey, A.K. (1977). A study of decision-making pattern in rural families with respect to selected dairy husbandry practices in Chakka block of Allahabad district of UP. M.Sc. Thesis (Submitted to) NDRI, Karnal.
Dixit, V.B. and Laharia, S.N. (1995). Existing and desired level of interaction among dairy farmers. Indian Journal of Extension Education, 31(1&4) : 30-45.
Dubey, V.K., singh, S.B.and Khera, J.K. (1982). Role of rural women in decision making with respect to animal husbandry practices. Indian Journal of Home science. 14(2): 18-21.
Franco, F. and Shery Chand, P.G. Viajaya (1991).Operation Flood and The Voluntary Sector: A study of Tribal Dairy Cooperatives in Southern Gujarat. Indian Social Institute, New Delhi.
Ghosh, S. and Chand, R. (2001). Constraints in adoptin of recommended technologies for improved dairy farming. Indian Journal of Extension Education, 37(1 & 2): 24-29.
Gosain, D.K., Sindhu, D.S. and Singh, R.R.B. (2002). Feed back analysis on the tested dairy processing technologies in Haryana. Journal Dairying, Foods and Home Science, 21(1):52-55.
Gupta, S.N., Singh, R.I. and Shukla, S. (1986). Role of women in cattle care. Dairy Guide, 8(11): 43-46.
Gurumoorty, T.R.(1995). Roles of cooperatives in Rural Development, Kurukshetra , November, 1995: 9-10.
Hirenkanagoudar, L.V. Hanumanthappa, H.S. and Jalihal, K.A. (1988). Impact of dairy development on the weaker sections. Kurukshetra, 36(5):7-11.
Jain, V. and Verma, S.K. (1992). Nature and extent of involvement of men and women in animal husbandry operations. Indian Dairyman, 44(7): 332-337.