The study revealed that majority of livestock farmers had favourable attitude () towards dissemination of information through different ICT tools in livestock sector followed by per cent with more favourable attitude and per cent with less favourable attitude. Age, family size, land holding, herd size, extension contact and social participation had positive and non-significant relationship with attitude of livestock farmers towards ICTs, while experience in livestock farming had negative and non-significant relationship. Education, mass media exposure and annual gross income had positive and significant relationship with attitude of livestock farmers towards ICTs. | Attitude of livestock farmers towards the ICT based livestock extension services in Jaipur district of Rajasthan, India
