Agriculture has become a high-risk profession towards climate change and weather variability, which have direct impact on farmers ’ socio-economic condition, and at the same time has to face challenge to provide food security for ever increasing population. So, there is a need to study the different aspects of climate smart agriculture and the present study is an attempt to assess the adoption consistency of farmers about CSA practices and factors likely to influence thereon. The adopters of overall selected practices were 79.85 per cent. The adoption consistency for overall selected CSA practices was of medium level for majority of respondents (58.25%). The LMR model showed that adoption consistency was expressed variation by selected explanatory variables with 23 per cent (R2=0.23). ‘Age’ (X1 ), ‘dependency ratio of family’ (X3 ), ‘proportion of low land’ (X4 ), ‘market accessibility’ (X7 ) and ‘cropping intensity’ (X9 ) were found to have positive and significant influence on adoption consistency. In order to increase adoption consistency, extension agencies, both in public and private sectors, should put forward strategic effort to make farmers aware of climate change and its impact on food production. Regular extension and technology backstopping is very important for increasing adoption consistency of farmers. The different stakeholders (both public and private) in input and output chains should work in convergence mode as a common entity so that farmers get necessary environment for adoption of technologies Key words: Climate change; Weather; Food security; Adoption;

Keyword: Climate change; Weather; Food security; Adoption;