Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Agriculture: A Study in Kolli Hills

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Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Agriculture: A Study in Kolli Hills

Author: C.Seerangan and Dr.R. Venkata Ravi

Published On: 2025-04-01

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This study explores intergenerational knowledge transfer (IGKT) in agriculture among the Malayali tribal community in Kolli Hills, focusing on Semmedu, Vasalur, Devanur, and Veelaram villages. With five participants from each village, data were collected and analyzed using SPSS. The findings highlight how traditional farming practices, crop selection, and soil management techniques are transmitted across generations, contributing to sustainable agricultural practices. The study reveals that while older generations prioritize indigenous methods, younger farmers adopt modern techniques, creating a hybrid farming approach. The paper emphasizes the need for documentation and policy support to preserve traditional agricultural knowledge.

Keywords: Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer, Agriculture, Malayali Tribe, Traditional Farming Practices

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Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer Agriculture Malayali Tribe Traditional Farming Practices

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