The first and foremost important step for planning a good training programme is to assess its needs. In recent

years, farmers are gradually sensitized and oriented to cultivate the high value crops other than their traditional

farming. The flower crops have the inherient advantage of providing higher productivity per unit of land resulting in higher income. Likewise marigold growers needs to trained according to their requirement so as to get higher production of their crop. Looking to these facts, the present study was carried the general objective of this research in Samba district. Results revealed that majority of the marigold growers have 64% training needs. The farmers were expressed their aspects wise training on plant protection, nursery raising, fertilizer management, field management and marketing management as well as on the economic return of the marigold crop. Correlation analysis revealed that education, farm size, annual income, decision-making behaviour, risk orientation, marketing orientation were found positively and significantly correlated with training needs, where as age, caste were found non significant with the training need of marigold growers.