Abstract
The study was conducted in rural areas of district Sargodha. The respondents were classified into two age groups i.e., 15-49 and more than 50 years. The main objective was to explore whether or not there exists a significant gap between knowledge, attitude and practice about family planning in young and old females separately, and to look into the factors which affect the attitude of rural married females towards fertility control. The results showed that in case of age group of 15- 49, education has a strong relationship with attitude towards fertility control whereas in case of age group (50 +) education has no significant relationship. No significant relationship was found between income level, age at marriage and attitude towards fertility control
