author(s)
Chandrika Sharma and NS Khedkar

abstract
India accommodates a large part of world’s tribal population since ages. Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra states are a home of maximum tribal community in Indian context. Tribals practice agriculture as their major occupation. After being taken tremendous efforts tribal farming community still seems to be deprived of various needs on improved agriculture and allied sectors. The present study is an attempt to integrate the various training needs of tribal farmers in the spheres of crop production, animal husbandry, fisheries, poultry, goat rearing and many more. Previous attempts of scholars and researchers has been analyzed to derive conclusion that policy, programme and management interventions needs to be incorporated with improved efforts to meet the tribal farming needs.