IASSI Quarterly, Volume 9, Issue 3Indian Association of Social Science Institutions, 1991 - Social sciences |
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... Intercropping Intercropping is practised in drylands both for increasing profits as well as for spreading risk . Traditional intercropping systems were evolved to reduce risk through diversification and to meet the subsistence ...
... Intercropping Intercropping is practised in drylands both for increasing profits as well as for spreading risk . Traditional intercropping systems were evolved to reduce risk through diversification and to meet the subsistence ...
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... Intercropping ( in man - days / ha ) Sole cropping system Centre Crop Labour requirement Intercropping system Crops Labour requirement % increase over sole crop Jodhpur Pearl millet Sesamum 47 Pearl millet + greengram 62 45 Sesamum + ...
... Intercropping ( in man - days / ha ) Sole cropping system Centre Crop Labour requirement Intercropping system Crops Labour requirement % increase over sole crop Jodhpur Pearl millet Sesamum 47 Pearl millet + greengram 62 45 Sesamum + ...
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( b ) Traditional vs improved intercropping systems : Improved intercrop- ping systems have increased populations of both base as well as the intercrop ( s ) which are arranged in such a manner that the competition between them is least ...
( b ) Traditional vs improved intercropping systems : Improved intercrop- ping systems have increased populations of both base as well as the intercrop ( s ) which are arranged in such a manner that the competition between them is least ...
Contents
Technology for Dryland Agriculture | 38 |
Bhatia | 57 |
S P Singh and C Prasad | 69 |
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agri agricultural growth agricultural labour households Andhra Pradesh average Bangalore Bangarpet taluk Bangladesh caste cent Centre Cropping Sequences cultural Delhi district dry zone dryland ecological economic employment environment estimated factors farm farmers female foodgrains Gouribidanur taluk Government green revolution Gross Returns groups growth rate Haryana hectare higher Himachal Pradesh human improved income increase Indian agriculture industries inputs Institute intercropping irrigated area irrigated zone irrigation irrigation potential Karnataka Kolar District labour force labour market lakhs land Maharashtra male Manganese nodules ment million hectares minor irrigation Muslim Number of villages organised Orissa Pakistan participation rates Pearl millet percent percentage political population poverty poverty line problems production programmes Punjab rainfed region religion rural areas Rural Development sector secular Singh social soil TABLE Tamil Nadu tion tribal urban utilisation Uttarakhand variables wage rate women Zone-II