The main objective of this study was to investigate the farmers'
attitudes toward the Agricultural Extension National Campaign of wheat in
some villages in Kom-Hamada District of 8ehaira Governorate. The
necessary data were collected by using a pretested questionnaire through
interviewing 135 farm-operators in the selected villages. Main statistical
methods used for data analysis included: percentages, Arithmetic mean,
standard deviation, variance coefficient, T -test, Chi-square t est, a nd simple
correlation coefficient. The findings showed that 31 % of the respondents have
positive attitudes toward the Agricultural Extension National Campaign of
wheat, while 32% and 37% of the respondents have neutral and negative
attitudes toward the Agricultural Extension National Campaign of wheat,
respectively. The findings also indicated that there is a significant correlation
at the 0.01 level of significance between the respondents' attitudes toward the
Agricultural Extension National Campaign of wheat and the following
variables: educational level, land holding size, wheat land size, years of
experience in agricultural work, years of experience in cultivating wheat,
participation in extension work, and exposure to agricultural information
resources.