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Socio-Economic Determinants of Technology Adoption in Sericulture - An Analysis

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The world production of raw silk currently stands at 80,774 metric tonnes of which, India's share is about 15,857 metric tonnes. India ranks second among silk producing countries of the world. Our country with varied climatic conditions is blessed with the production of all four types of commercially known silks, namely, mulberry, tasar, eri and muga. The share of India's raw silk production in the total global production is hovering around 19.63 per cent with mulberry area of 1,15,463 hectares (Anonymous, 2003) distributed over 59,000 villages throughout the length and breadth of the country (Sinha, 1990).

In Karnataka, the sericulture enterprise is currently being practiced ...

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