1. The document introduces Narayana's Innovation Attribution Lotus Model for the diffusion of technologies. The model identifies attributes that influence the adoption of innovations. 2. The model groups attributes into four categories: relative advantage, compatibility, practicability, and complexity. Relative advantage examines factors like profitability and time savings. Compatibility assesses cultural and social fit. Practicability looks at how easily an innovation can be tested and communicated. Complexity evaluates difficulty of use. 3. The model aims to help private extension professionals recognize and disseminate valuable technologies to farmers in an effective and economical manner.