Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) employ a range of extension methods that effectively address the specific needs of marginalized groups such as small and marginal farmers, women, and rural youth. They offer tailored, location-specific training programs that focus on key areas like crop production, animal husbandry, and allied activities, aligning closely with the challenges faced by these groups. As dynamic platforms for knowledge dissemination, KVKs provide timely information on innovative agricultural practices and technologies. They facilitate the adoption of appropriate technologies through on-farm trials, demonstrations, and refinement, helping to boost productivity and income. By equipping individuals with practical skills and technical expertise, KVKs play a crucial role in capacity building and empowerment. Their single-window approach ensures easy access to training, technological inputs, and expert advice. KVKs also engage in convergence activities with various governmental and non-governmental agencies to deliver integrated support to the farming community. Leveraging Information and Communication Technology (ICT), they extend their outreach to remote and underserved regions, ensuring inclusivity. With a strong focus on smallholders, women, and youth, KVKs promote equity and inclusion in agricultural development. Additionally, they advocate for sustainable farming practices, which are particularly beneficial for marginalized populations dependent on natural resources for their livelihoods.