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العنوان
دراسة لامكانيات تكامل النظام المعرفي الزراعي المحلى /
المؤلف
النجار, عطيه أحمد محمد.
هيئة الاعداد
باحث / عطية احمد النجار
مشرف / يحيي علي الشناوي زهران
مشرف / ابراهيم ابو خليل امين سعفان
مشرف / محمود محمد عبد الله الجمل
مناقش / محمد حموده الجزار
الموضوع
النظام المعرفى - تكامل.
تاريخ النشر
1998.
عدد الصفحات
208 p. :
اللغة
الإنجليزية
الدرجة
الدكتوراه
التخصص
الزراعية والعلوم البيولوجية (المتنوعة)
تاريخ الإجازة
1/1/1998
مكان الإجازة
جامعة المنصورة - كلية الزراعة - Department of Agriculture Extension and Rural Society
الفهرس
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Abstract

The main objective of this research is to study on the possibili ty
integration of the local Agricultural knowledge system (LAKS) through
the following sub--()bjectiV(:s:
1- Identifying the actual subsystems wruch constitute the LAKS
concerning (objectives acruevement. work performance, availability
of work physical potencies, and work constrainls).
2- Dctermini.ng differences between the subsystems constituting the
RAKS regarding : objectives achievement, work perfonnance,
availability of work physical potentials and faci lities .
3- Identifying the interviewers point of views about the subsystems
constitu ting the LAKS regarding : comnnmi::alion level,
commurucanon objectives, comnllmication constraints, improvement
comnllll1ication proposals, coordination level, present and future
relations among subsystems.
4- Identifying the present integration level of subsystems constituting the
LAKS through the integrated activity achievement levels, and
achievement level of roles related to the LAKS.
nus study was conducted at KaIT El-Shiekh governoratc where the
subsystems of LAKS was presented through the faculty of agriculture. the
agricultural research stat ion., the agricultural extension system, and the
agric ultural cooperatives.
A personal questionnaire was developed and conducted to four
categories of interviewers, they were;
(I) TIle agricultw-al faculty staff (involving professors, associate
professors and lectwers ) they were 52 interviewers representing 32.3 %
of Ihe Slaff number tota led 161 .(2) Researchers in the agricultural
research station, they represented (heads of research, sen.ior researchers
and rese:lfchers ) they were 56 interviewers representing 36% of the staff
number totaled 156. (3) The. extension specialists in Kafr EI-Shiekh, they
wtre interviewers representing 6()O/o of the staff number totaled 90 .(4)
TIle heads of agricultural cooperative council members at Kafr EI-Sruekh,
they were S6 interviewers rep resenting 23 .7% of thc staff number totaled
236.
A special questionnaire was developed for each category, the data
were collected within fo ur months pcriod starting in May first and
terminated at the end of august , 1997.
Data were analyzed util izing frequency distribution, percentages
arithmetic and weighted means, standard deviation, rank correlation
coefficient. and (F) test.
This s tudy comprises fo ur chapters. chapler I was draws upon an
introduction and research problem, whereas chapter II establishes the
thecretical framework and review of literature. In chapter 1Tl. the srudy
demonstrates the research methodology, while chapler IV discusses
flndings of the study which run as follows :
First : The actyal subsystems constityting the LAKS.
A-The actual agricultural system:
1- Finding revealed that more than one half of the interviewers from
agricultW”al faculty staff (53 .9%) viewed that the faculty objectives
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have been highly achieved, while another portion represented 19.2%
considered this achievement as moderate /
2- Finding also showed that 44.2% of the interviewers from the Agric.
faculty staff have performed their work activities in a high level,
while others in the sample (34.6%) have performed it in a moderate
manner.
3- Finding demonstrated that more than one half of the interviewers from
Agric. staff faculty reported that work physical potentials and
facilities are somewhat available, while other represented (288%)
considered this availability in a high rate.
B- The actual agricultural research system:
1- Findings showed the most of interviewers from Agric. faculty staff
(76.8%) consider that ARS objectives have been achieved in a high
rate, whereas only 16.1 % of them consider the rate of achievement as
only moderate.
2- More than one half of researchers in the sample (58.9%) have
performed their work activities in a high level rate, another portion
(35.7) have performed it moderately.
3- More than one half of the organizational research members (55.4%)
reported that work physical potential and facilities are highly
available, while another percentage of them representing 37.5%
considered that as somewhat available.
c- The actual agricultural extension system:
1- Finding showed that (44.4%) of the extension subject matter
specialists in sample indicated that agricultural extension objectives
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have achieved in a high rate while others representing 31.5%have
believed that the rate of achievement as only moderate.
2. More than one half of the extension subject matter specialists in the
sample have perfonned their tasks in a high rate, while another
percentage in the sample represents 35.2% consider that their
perfonnance rate as moderate.
3· Most of the extension subject matter specialists in the sample 63%
reponed that the work physical potentials and facilities are not available,
while only other 18.5% in the sample considered that it is somewhat
available .
D· The actual system of agricultural production :
I· Finding showed that 53.6% of the agricultural cooperative counsel
member heads in the sample considered that the objectives of
agricultural cooperative objectives have realized moderately. while
another ponion in the sample represent 32.2% believe that this
objectives are realized in a high rate .
2· More than one half of the agricultural cooperaiive counsel member
heads in the sample have perfonned their work activities in a high
rate, while another 32.2%, in the sample have perfonned this activities
moderately .
3· 44.6% of the agricultural cooperatives counsel member heads
indicated that the work physical potentials and faci lities are available
in a high rate, while another 26.8% of them in the sample considered
that it is moderately available.
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E- There are significant differences found between subsystems
under study regarding :
Objectives achievements perfonnance of work activities-availabilily
of physical potentials and fac ilities.
Second : Communication and cOOl’dina tion levels among
the sub-systems
A- Finding showed that a high communication rate has existed
between the research and the educational systems the research and
extension systems and the extension and the production systems,
Vlhile this communication rate was moderate between the educational
and the extension systems and research and production systems, but
this rate \\laS in a low rate between both the educational and the
production systems .
B- Coordination level :
Findings demonstrated that a high coordination rate have existed
between the research and the extension systems, and the extension and the
production systems, while it \\laS moderate between the educational and
the research systems, alld the research alld the extension systems, but this
rate was low between the educational and the extension systems, and the
educational and the production systems.
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Third: Interviewer’s perception levels of each sub-systems
regarding other system objectives that consisting
the (LAKS):
Finding indicated that perception of the majority of the agricultural
faculty staff in the sample was high regarding the research and the
production systems objectives and moderate concerning extension systems
objectives whereas that perception of most of the interviewed researchers
in the agricultural research station was high regarding the educational and
the extension and the production objectives, while perception the majority
of the extension subject matter specialists was high regarding the research
and the production systems objectives and moderate concerning the
educational system objectives, but interviewers from the agricultural
cooperatives counsel members heads perception was high regarding
extension system objectives, and low about both the educational and the
research system objectives.
Fourth : Integrated activities performance level among
sub-systems consisting the (LAKS) .
A- Finding showed that the educational system has provided the base for
extension workers in a moderate level, and for researcher and the
activate of research method in a high rate, and for improving the
educational contents that the needs of the agricultural sector in a
moderate level.
B- Finding indicated that the research system has provided the base for
the continuous awareness of research results, as well as activating the
agricultural educational process in a moderate level, and providing the
extension system with research results through ideas new a
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approaches, and provided the agricultural sector with technical
agricultural services in a high level.
C- Finding demonstrated that the extension system has provided the
educational system with the production system problems in a low
level, conveying agricultural problems to the research system in a
moderate level, implementing and diffusing of agricultural knowledge
for the benefit of the production system in a high rate .
D- Finding also proved that production system lias supponed the
agricultural research and the educational system activi ties in a low
rate, while the contribution of agricultural cooperatives in supporting
the extension work was in a high rate .