Studies of the Rural Community: Summaries of Dissertations of Students, M.Sc. Home Science (rural Community Extension), 1966-1972 |
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... hectare . The percentage of protein in the plants receiving no fertiliser treatment was only 1.07 . There was an increase in the ascorbic acid content with the application of nitrogenous fertilizers . Maximum amount ( 48.25 mgm per 100 ...
... hectare . The percentage of protein in the plants receiving no fertiliser treatment was only 1.07 . There was an increase in the ascorbic acid content with the application of nitrogenous fertilizers . Maximum amount ( 48.25 mgm per 100 ...
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... hectare , in the form of ammonium sulphate ; phosphorus - 0 , 60 and 120 kgs . phosphorus per hectare in the form of single super phosphate ; potasha basal dose at the rate of 40 kgs . of potash per hectare in the form of murate of ...
... hectare , in the form of ammonium sulphate ; phosphorus - 0 , 60 and 120 kgs . phosphorus per hectare in the form of single super phosphate ; potasha basal dose at the rate of 40 kgs . of potash per hectare in the form of murate of ...
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... hectare was obtained with the application of 120 kgs . of nitrogen and 100 kgs . of phosphorous per hectare . The control plot produced only 254.10 quintals of knol - khol per hectare . There was an increase in the yield of knobs with ...
... hectare was obtained with the application of 120 kgs . of nitrogen and 100 kgs . of phosphorous per hectare . The control plot produced only 254.10 quintals of knol - khol per hectare . There was an increase in the yield of knobs with ...
Contents
The Rural Family | 1 |
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ROLE EXPECTATIONS | 7 |
A STUDY OF THE ORGANISATION OF A GIRLS YOUTH | 15 |
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adoption age group agricultural ascorbic acid Asola attitudes baithak bajra Balwadi birth birth-weight boys Brahmins caste discrimination caste families caste groups cereals Chamars child commensality consumption contraceptives correlation Delhi economic effect factors family planning family planning programme farm fathers felt findings showed flannelgraph green leafy vegetables Harijans hectare high caste household income increased independent variables India influence instrument of observation interview schedule Jats Kanjhawala kitchen Lady Irwin College low caste Mahipalpur Mandal marriage Mehrauli Block methods of analysis middle caste mothers n-ach Nangloi nitrogen non-adopters non-school going nuclear families number of children nutritional objectives occupation parents percentages population preferred random sampling RAUSHNI DESHPANDE regarding relationship respondents role rural children rural women sample was selected school going girls scores significant difference significantly social socio-economic status sons study was conducted technique tion type of family urban contact value-orientations vasectomy vegetables village whereas youth