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A Diploma in Agricultural Extension Services is typically a 1 to 2-year program designed to equip students with the skills needed to bridge the gap between agricultural research and farming communities. The course covers topics such as rural sociology, communication techniques, agricultural economics, sustainable farming practices, and technology transfer. Students learn to disseminate agricultural information, promote innovative farming methods, and support rural development. The curriculum often includes practical fieldwork, allowing students to acquire practical experience in interacting with farmers and implementing extension programs. Graduates are prepared for careers in government agricultural departments, NGOs, or as independent agricultural consultants, playing a crucial role in improving agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods.
