ATMA focused on a bottom-up planning process in order to make the entire extension system farmer-driven and farmer accountable. This has helped to strengthen research and extension capabilities, restructure public extension services and test new institutional arrangements for technology transfer with the involvement of all the stakeholders of Government and Non-Governmental agencies at the district level. The state of Uttar Pradesh is having 75 districts. Out of these districts, district Barabanki were selected purposively for study. The total number of blocks in the Barabanki district is fifteen (15). Out of there are three blocks operated this project, one (1) block namely, Banikodar were selected randomly. | Knowledge level of ATMA and Non-ATMA farmers about improved practices of wheat cultivation in Barabanki (), India
