Ph.D. in Dairy Extension Education focuses on using extension methodologies and communication tactics to enhance dairy farming practices. The curriculum lasts 3-5 years and combines academic education with field research. Students investigate topics such as dairy farm management, animal health, nutrition, and sustainable dairy practices, all while learning how to educate and empower farmers through extension services. Key issues include rural development, agricultural policy, and socioeconomic variables influencing the dairy business. Graduates frequently work as educators, researchers, or consultants for government agencies, agricultural organizations, and dairy development projects, helping to increase dairy productivity and rural livelihoods.
