1Subject Matter Specialist, (Veterinary Science), Krishi Vigyan Kcndra, Ilcngbung, P.O. Kangpokpi-795129, Scnapati district, Manipur
2Associate Professor, Department of Livestock Production and Management, School of Agricultural Scicn Rural Development, Nagaland University, Mcdziphcma-797106, Nagaland
3Professor and Head, Department of Animal Science, College of Agriculture, Central agricultural University, Imphal-795001, Manipur
4Subject Matter Specialist, (Veterinary Science), Krishi Vigyan Kcndra, Jalalgarh, Purnca-854327, Bihar
5Subjcct Matter Specialist, (Veterinary Science), Krishi Vigyan Kcndra, Monsang Panrha, Chandcl-795127, Manipur
Online published on 22 February, 2017.
The present study was carried out on 400 households, belonging to 4 blocks of Senapati district of Manipur during 2013–15. Senapati district was selected keeping in view of major concentration of tribals with highest pig population in the state of Manipur. A sample of farmers comprising of 100 respondents from each block was selected for the present study. Locations had significant (P<0.01) influence on annual family income of farmers obtained from various sources viz. piggery, total livestock and total income from all sources. However, its effect had nonsignificant influence on annual family income came from other livestock except piggery and other sources (Agriculture, Horticulture etc.) Socio-personal variables such as age, family size and education were not significantly correlated to the economic growth of farmers. However, herd size of pigs had positively and significantly correlated with annual income of family from there different sources.
Economic Growth, Entrepreneurship and Pigs
