OAR@ICRISATInfrastructural support to promote farmer adoption of improved technologiesC L LGowdaauthorD GFarisauthorMManiruzzamanauthorAdoption of technology is faster wit.h resourceful farmers in the more and homogenolls core areas with ' or assured rainfall. However, the pace of adoption is slower til resource-poor farmers in less productive and diverse hinterlands, A fized research strategy is needed to develop technology table to diverse conditions of hinterlands. Use of farmers' indigenous knowledge and their involvement in developi and testing of technology to suit local conditions is essential. Hence, farmer-participatory on-farm constitutes the foundation for technology adoption. Environmental factors inllucncc adoption, but arc beyond our control. Therefore, the infrastructure for adoption will comprised of technological, institutional, socioeconomic, and human studies from Bangladesh are given to illustrate the beneficial of some of the infrastructural support systems on technology adoption,Chickpea1994Conference or Workshop Item

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