© 2021 IJRAR January 2021, Volume 8, Issue 1 www.ijrar.org (E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138) IJRAR21A1056 International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR) www.ijrar.org 471 Adaptation of Farm Innovations: A Geographical Study of Egra Sub Division, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, India Suman Kumar Maiti. Department of Geography. Magadh University, BodhGaya Vidya Singh. Department of Geography Magadh University, BodhGaya. Abstract: This paper looks at theoretical and empirical study regarding agricultural innovation adoption over the last ten years and the effects of technology policy interventions in India, especially in the region Egra subdivision, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal. The study of the Green Revolution cycle’s final stage shows that the agricultural and climate conditions are the most important determinants of variations in acceptance rates at the location of the population. To better understand diffusion patterns, a relation between micro-adoption and the aggregate diffusion process must be strengthened. Several studies have shown that the results of policy interventions in order to encourage technology adoption depend on the extent and length of the policy intervention, technology type and market structure. Keywords: Farm innovations, Technology, Adoption of farming technologies 1. Introduction To modify their actions, it is not enough to provide farmers with details. If the farmer is prepared for the adjustment in favour, he cannot use the data he got in order to change his behaviour[1][3]. Farmers can be transparent or discreet in their conduct. This was explained by Ramsey et al. [2] by classifying the acceptance of technologies into two groups, namely action and cognitive adaptedness. The use of actions (overt) requires a real implementation of innovation while cognitive adoption (covert) entails the development of human information and objective appraisal of innovation. Farmers' principles play an important part in judging creativity psychologically. Given the above reference context, the use of a specific invention can be hypothesised to rely on the farmers' values. These "values act as standards upon which evaluations are made; the criteria by which both ends and means are chosen"[4]. Based on his principles, influence, conduct guide, and influence, he sets standards since he is emotionally dedicated to these criteria. Different research studies aimed at assessing the farmers' values and at their adoption actions and at recognising the role of values in adoption behaviour. However, to generalise, the quest for a large spectrum of values and checking their interaction with the conduct of adoption are important. To understand the principles belonging to the farm management functions and assess its relative effects on the farmers' adoption behaviour, this research was carried out.