https://unilib.phaidrabg.rs/o:5452 doi:10.5937/intrev2003012R application/pdf 428887 bytes http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode Keywords: gender roles, agricultural technology, farming 2021-01-16 Abstract: The present study provides a systematic estimate of male and female participation in agricultural production and usage of agricultural technology and examines their influence in the adoption of modern technology in three upazilas in Jamalpur district. The study was followed by the simple random sampling technique to select 190 sample of respondents for household survey through the semi-structured questionnaire. There has been a significant change with the livestock rearing activities which are 118.79% after adoption of new technology. It is evident that the decision regarding farming with adoption of new technology attains the highest rank. The second highest ranked decision is technical training on technology. Similarly, the third ranked decision is use of modern technology. The modern technology improves the quality of management and materials (seeds, land, tools). The experience on modern technology of respondents has a positive coefficient and it was 0.492. However, our research showed that about 65.2% of the respondents were women as users of traditional agricultural machinery. Given these facts, our research has explained what keeps women’s rates of modern agricultural technology adoption low. International review br. 3-4 str. 12-28 eng info:eu-repo/semantics/article Radović-Marković, Mirjana Kabir, Mohammad Shajahan Jovičić, Elena Gender and technology adoption among farmers in Banglash