为斯里兰卡马铃薯种植户开发基于移动的良好农业规范指南模型

A. T. Shanadi, G. C. Samaraweera, D. Wathugala, W. A. Indika, S. M. Munasignhe
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马铃薯是最受欢迎的块根作物,占世界粮食需求的很大一部分。然而,已通知斯里兰卡生产的土豆的质量和安全受到不适当耕作方法的影响。因此,本研究旨在通过回顾目前的马铃薯种植实践,开发一个基于移动的良好农业规范(gap)指南模型,并探讨斯里兰卡农民对马铃薯生产gap的看法。基于gap的指导模型采用设计科学研究方法,通过预测试的结构化问卷、正式和非正式讨论,获得225名马铃薯农户的一手和二手数据。然后通过领域专家对所设计的模型进行了验证。最后,通过移动应用程序提供设计模型中的信息和指导。有趣的是,96%的农民对gap有一个大致的了解,98%的农民愿意了解gap,大多数(92%)喜欢遵循基于gap的指导方针。此外,年龄(p=0.000)、教育程度(p=0.001)、农业经验(p=0.008)和了解gap的意愿(p=0.000)显著影响农民通过移动应用系统遵循gap的意愿。此外,与使用合成化学品和肥料、土壤肥力管理、采后处理相关的耕作方式没有得到适当实施(78%)。此外,矛兵相关分析显示,年龄(p=0.000)、文化程度(p=0.014)和农业经验(p=0.000)显著影响农民对差距的认识。研究结果为引入基于移动的指导模型开了绿灯,该模型通过“Govi Nena”实时移动应用程序向农民提供可操作的gap信息和指导。此外,它还支持斯里兰卡农民克服不当的马铃薯种植方法,最终提高斯里兰卡的马铃薯产量。
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Development of mobile-based guideline model of good agricultural practices for potato farmers in Sri Lanka
Potato is the most popular root crop and represents a significant portion of the world ’ s food requirements. However, it has been notified that the quality and safety of potatoes produced in Sri Lanka suffer from inappropriate farming practices. Therefore, this study aims to develop a mobile - based guideline model of Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) by reviewing a present farming practice in potato cultivation and to explore farmers ’ view on GAPs for potato production in Sri Lanka. The GAPs based guideline model was designed according to the Design Science Research methodology with primary and secondary data, which obtained from 225 potato farmers through a pre - tested structured questionnaire, formal and informal discussions. Then designed model was verified and validated through domain experts. Finally, information and guidance in the designed model is fed through a mobile application. Interestingly, 96% of farmers have a general idea on GAPs, 98% are willing to know about GAPs and the majority (92%) like to follow guidelines based on GAPs. Moreover, age (p=0.000), education level (p=0.001), farming experiences (p=0.008) and willingness to know GAPs (p=0.000), were affect significantly on farmer willingness to follow GAPs through the mobile - based application system. Moreover, the farming practices attached with the usage of synthetic chemicals and fertilizer, soil fertility management, postharvest handling were not properly practiced (78%). Further, spearmen correlation analysis showed that age (p=0.000), education level (p=0.014), and farming experiences (p=0.000), were affect significantly on farmers ’ awareness of GAPs. The findings shed a green light for introducing a mobile - based guideline model to provide actionable information and guidance of GAPs to the farmers through a “ Govi Nena ” real - time mobile based application. Further it supports farmers to overcome improper farming practices of potato cultivation in Sri Lanka that ultimately enhancing the potato production in Sri Lankan context.
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