Author(s):

Mohit Kumar, SN Singh, RR Yadav, RK Doharey, Abhishek Kumar, DP Singh and Surender Kumar

Abstract: A study was conducted in Rampur Maniharan Block of district Saharanpur selected purposely. A total number of 100 Mango growers were selected through random sampling from five villages. The structured schedule was developed keeping in view the objectives and variable to be studied. The respondents were contacted personally for data collection. Out of 13 common problems the maximum number of the respondents 95% with adopt a rank of first were agreed with the statements that “Low price for produce” is the common problem, followed by “High cost of chemical fertilizers” 92% at ranks second, “Lack of Education” 91% at rank third, respectively. The maximum number of the respondents 85% with adopt a rank of first were agreed with the statements that “Flexible sources of credit” is the common problem, followed by “Training for Mango grading” 82% at ranks second, “Mango processing unit should establish” 79% at rank third, “Efforts should be made for providing fertilizers on appropriate rate” 78% at rank fourth, respectively.

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