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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword to the book: Prof. C. Ramasamy. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Meteorological studies. 3. Crop physiological studies. 4. Nutrient management studies. 5. Water management studies. 6. Weed management studies. 7. Cropping and farming system studies. 8. Impact assessment of watershed development and management. 9. Economic assessment of agronomic studies. 10. Statistical tools in agronomic research. References. Index. About the authors. "Sustainable agricultural management technologies should be studied in terms of increased productivity, profitability, energy saving and efficiency of agricultural inputs usage by using efficiency indices and sustainable indicators. The book serves as a complete source of information on efficiency indices and sustainability indicators followed in different branches of agricultural management research like nutrient, water and weed management, cropping and farming system studies, meteorological and crop physiological studies and economic assessment of all the management techniques. Keeping these things in mind the entire book has been divided into ten chapters. The book has been written for teachers, students, researchers and policy makers and extension workers engaged in agricultural management research strategies.".

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Terminology in experimental design 2 Completely randomized design and randomized block design 3 Factorial experiments 4 Confounded factorial design 5 Split plot and strip plot design 6 Repetition of experiments over years 7 Analysis of sustainability of crop sequences treatments 8 Selection of cultivators analysis of farm experiments 9 Sampling techniques 10 Correlation and regression 11 Agronomic considerations and synthesis of system based results 12 Methodology and procedures for farming systems research Appendix References Index The book consists of 12 chapters The chapter I is related to terminology in experimental design while the chapter II devoted to completely randomized block design and randomized block design for agricultural experiments in the field The chapter III is devoted to factorial experiments in randomized block design involving two or more factors The chapter IV deals with partially confounded and fully confounded factorial experiments The cheaper V deals with split plot design and strip plot design The chapter VI deals with repetition of experiments over years with sampling in agricultural trials at cultivators fields while chapter VII is related to sustainability of crop sequences and treatments The chapter VIII deals with analysis of trials at cultivators fields while the chapter IX deals with sampling techniques Chapter X deals with co relation and regression studies The chapter XI spells out the agronomic considerations and synthesis of system based results The last chapter XII deals with methodology and procedure for farming systems research while the schedule for date collection for farming systems characterization and evaluation is given in appendix jacket 148 pp.

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figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Site specific crop managementB Gangwar 2 Crop diversification strategies for profitable agricultureP Devasenapathy PM Shanmugam G Senthilkumar and S Thiyageshwari 3 Implementation of reduced tillage concept in rice-wheat cropping systemSD Dhiman 4 System based tillage and crop establishment for improving land water and energy productivityKK Singh and B Gangwar 5 Laser land leveler for improving resource use efficiency in agricultureKK Singh and B Gangwar 6 Inclusion of legume under rice - wheat cropping systems for improving nutrient use efficiencyVK Singh 7 Efficient crop residue management using second generation machineryVP Choudhary 8 Microbial diversity a component of sustainable agricultureSS Pal 9 Sugarcane-based cropping systems and their managementSK Saini 10 Strategies for improving productivity in cropping system involving vegetable cropsIP Singh 11 On-farm response of different cropping systems to major nutrients in IndiaApurba Sarkar 12 Soil water and crop management on watershed basisKP Tripathi 13 Water conservation and utilization in sugarcane based cropping systemsSK Saini 14 Irrigation management on watershed basisKP Tripathi 15 Cropping systems and their management in salt affected soilsBP Dhyani UP Shahi and Ashok Kumar 16 Efficient approaches for insect pest management in important crops and cropping systemsSK Sachan HR Singh and Naveen Chandra 17 System-based integrated pest managementCS Prasad and M Abid Hussain 18 Agronomic strategies for pests management in rice-what cropping systemSD Dhiman 19 Energy management in crop productionP Devasenapathy PM Shanmugam G Senthilkumar and S Thiyageshwari 20 Crop-weather relationshipsP Vijaya Kumar 21 Organic agriculture--concepts status and strategies in Indian perspectiveKamta Prasad 22 Tools for assessinginput use efficiencies in cropping systemsB Gangwar 23 Physiologicalstools for the assessment of growth in different cropping systemsD Singh R Pandey B Gangwar and V Kumar 24 Assessment of physiological efficiency in cropping systemsDevendra Singh B Gangwar Rakesh Pandey and Vipin Kumar 25 Statistical tools in analysis of cropping systemsVijay Katyal Subject indexThe book consists of 25 chapters duly contributed by eminent scientists and specialists of the subject with the special reference to cropping systems research at national level Chapter 1 to 8 deals with various issues related to crop diversification involving series of matching crops their varieties and management options alongwith the various techniques of crop establishment and improving resource use efficiencies as discussed in detail with respect to selected zones states in IndiaThe chapter 9 and 10 highlights various management options with special reference to sugarcane and vegetable based systems while chapter 11 deals with system based on-farm nutrient response scenario at national level In chapter 12 to 14 the soil and water conservation related management strategies described in detail in system perspective while chapter 15 is focused on cropping systems management options in relation to salt affected soilsThe chapter 16 to 18 deals with integrated insect-pest management in system perspective while chapter 19 is focused on energy management The chapter 20 deals with crop weather relationships while chapter 21 is focused on various aspect of organic farming The last part of the book from chapter 22 to 25 is related to various practical and refined tools for assessment of efficiencies of cropping systems through agronomic physiological and statistical approaches as discussed in details for drawing meaningful  conclusionsinferences by researchers and planners As such the book stands as a comprehensive compilation on various aspects of cropping system management jacket 352 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Technologies and strategies for organic farming in India-an overview/B. Gangwar and N. Ravisankar. 2. Western Himalayan region: (i) Himachal Pradesh/J.P. Saini and S.K. Sharma. 3. Western Himalyan region: (ii) Uttarakhand/D.K. Singh and Shilpi Gupta. 4. Eastern Himalayan region: North East states of India/Anup Das, Jayanta Layek, Ramkrushna G.I., Badapmain Makdoh and S.V. Ngachan. 5. Lower Gangatic plains region: West Bengal/Mahadev Pramanick and M. Srinivasarao. 6. Middle Gangatic plains: Bihar/R.P. Sharma, S.K. Dutta and Mainak Ghosh. 7. Upper Gangetic plains: Uttar Pradesh/N.K. Jat, R.S. Yadav, Sudhir Kumar and Krishna Kumar. 8. Trans-Gangetic plains: Punjab/C.S. Aulakh, S.S. Walia and R.S. Gill. 9. Eastern plateau and hills: Chhattisgarh/G.P. Pali, Shrikant Chitale, Shalu Abraham, Toshiba Pandagare and Harishankar. 10. Central plateau and hills: Madhya Pradesh/A.B. Singh, K. Ramesh, B.L. Lakaria, S. Ramana and J.K. Thakur. 11. Western plateau and hills : Maharashtra/Mangala Ghanabahadur. 12. Southern plateau and hills: (i) Tamil Nadu/S. Ramasamy. 13. Southern plateau and hills : (ii) Karnataka/H.B. Babalad, D.P. Biradar and R.K. Patil. 14. East coast plains and hills: Odisha/L.M. Garnayak, A.K. Patra, K.N. Mishra and S.K. Swain. 15. Western coastal plains and ghats : Kerala/V. Srinivasan, C.K. Thankamani, S. Hamza and John Zachariah T. 16. Gujarat plains and hills : Gujrat/R.S. Jat, M.V. Patel and K. Mevada. 17. Western dry zone: Rajastan/Arun K. Sharma. 18. Islands zone: Andaman and Nicobar Islands/A. Velmurugan, T.P. Swarnam, D.R. Singh and S. Dam Roy. The organic farming is mainly aimed at supplementary and complementary approach to the existing production systems specially focused on niche crops and areas (5 to 10%) having low input use systems. Agro climatically India represents 15 major agro-climatic zones and 127 NARP zones. But the technologies for pursuing the organic production are scattered and not available at one place. Therefore, an attempt was made by the editors to synthesize the all available technologies and strategies with special reference to 15 agro-climatic zones of the country. The first chapter of the book deals with general issues highlighting the status of organic farming in India specially the prospects, technologies and strategies in general and major concerns in particular. Chapter two and three deals with the status, prospects scope, strategies and technological evidences of organic farming in western Himalayan region involving Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand in particular with few references to Jammu and Kashmir state too. In chapter four, various concerns of organic farming with technological evidences and strategies are discussed with special reference to North Eastern States of India. The chapter five highlights the prospects, technologies and strategies of organic farming in West Bengal. In chapter six the organic farming related issues, prospects, technologies and strategies are discussed with special references to Bihar and some emphasis on Jharkhand and Eastern U.P. In chapter seven, the organic farming related issues, experimental evidences, technological advances and strategies are discussed in respect of upper Gangatic plain zone in general and western Uttar Pradesh in Particular.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Conservation Agriculture (CA) aims to achieve sustainable and gainful agriculture by improving farmer's livelihood through the adoption of the three principles, i.e. minimum soil disturbance, need-based residue retention and profitable crop rotation. A series of experiments and studies with CA principles applicable to varying crops and soil agro-ecologies have been conducted, but the documentation of system based standardized CA practices remains essential. The present publication deals with the scope and significance of refinement, adoption and dissemination of CA in Indian vis-à-vis global context. Through this book, an attempt has been made to help readers to gain a precise understanding of the role of mechanization and the necessity for suitable modifications in the existing machinery for efficient residue recycling, crop establishment, optimized nutrient and water use, and weed management. Highlighting the collective work of various CA researchers, this reference book helps to understand the aspects like dynamics of macro and micro-nutrients along with the desired management alterations as per the CA principles. For the wider adoption of CA, location-specific crop diversification suited for different soil types has also been discussed in the book. The approaches like integrated farming system and organic farming in conjunction with CA principles for enhanced resource recycling, sustained livelihood in long-term perspective has been documented in the book. The impact of CA on soil quality, technologies designed for adaptation/mitigation for climate vulnerability, economics and system sustainability has been the focal point in the present book.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. India has achieved self sufficiently in food grain production in recent years with record production of 250 mt during 2011-12. However the pulses production remained low and considered to be the major concern for researchers and development planners. Considering the much more importance in near future and to avoid pulses crisis situation the present attempt was made to compile the available scientific information so as to highlight the issues, technologies and strategies in the title of "Solving Pulses Crisis" in India. The publication is divided into two parts. The first part deals national issues, technologies and strategies while the second part deals with crop based issue and technologies. The first part consists of 13 chapters. The first three chapters deals with pulses related national issues, technologies and strategies including NEH region too. The chapter IV deals with crop diversification involving pulses while chapter V focused on pulses production under organic system. The issues related to legumes as a nutrient supplement in chapter VI, tillage and crop establishment in chapter VII water management in pulses in chapter VIII and integrated nutrient management in chapter IX are discussed in detail. The aspects of weed and pest management are presented in chapter X to XI, respectively. The specific issues related to post harvest value addition are discussed in chapter XII. while trade related policy issues are focused in chapter XIII. In part second, the crop issues, strategies and technologies are presented. Accordingly chapter XIV deals with pigeonpea while in chapter XV issues related to greengram and black gram are discussed. The chapter XVI to XIX deals with chickpea, lentil, field pea and lathyrus while in chapter XX the issues technologies and prospects of Guar are discussed. In last chapter XXI the issues and technologies related to arid legumes.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Enhancing pulses production: The way forward/B. Gangwar, Harbir Singh and N. Ravisankar. 2. Andhra Pradesh/ V. Raja, M. Venkata Ramana and S. Sridevi. 3. Assam/ A. Baishya, J.P. Hazarika and M.C. Kalita. 0 Bihar/R.P. Sharma. 5. Chhattisgarh/S.K. Sarawgi, Shrikant Chitale, Alok Tiwari, G.K. Shrivastava, H.C. Nanda and Sunil Nair. 6. Gujarat/B.S. Patel, R.R. Patel, S.M. Patel and I.C. Patel. 7. Haryana/Pawan Kumar, Manoj Kumar and S. K. Yadav. 8. Himachal Pradesh/SC Negi, SS Rana and Daisy Basandrai. 9. Islands/N. Ravisankar, B. Gangwar, T.P. Swarnam, S.K. Zamir Ahmed and N. Bommayasamy.10. Jammu & Kashmir/Dileep Kachroo, Jyoti Kachroo, Mudasir Iqbal, N.P. Thakur and Ashok Gupta. 11. Jharkhand/M.K. Singh, R. Thakur, R.R. Upasani and U.N. Verma. 12. Karnataka/A.P. Vishwanath, M. Byre Gowda and T.K. Prabhakara Setty. 13. Kerala/Kuruvilla Varughese, Jacob John, Rani, B. and Thomas Mathew. 14. Madhya Pradesh/V.K. Shukla, S.K.Vishwakarma, Lokesh Dubey and H.S. Yadav. 15. Maharashtra/A.G. Wani, W.N. Narkhede, B.V. Saoji and L.G. Panwar. 16. North-East States by A.S. Panwar, S. Gupta and S.V. Ngachan. 17. Orissa by L. M. Garnayak, B.S. Rath, B.K. Mahapatra, A.K. Mohanty and M. Mohanty. 18. Punjab/S.S. Walia and Roopeinder Singh. 19. Rajasthan/ Surendra Singh, O.P. Gill, G.S. Bhatnagar and Ramniwas. 20. Tamil Nadu/ K. Siddeswaran and P.M. Shanmugam. 21. Uttar Pradesh/H.P.Tripathi, Alok Kumar and M.P.Yadav. 22. Uttarakhand/AK Bharadwaj, Purushottam Kumar, Sumit Chaturvedi, DK Singh, A.P. Singh, Mohit Sharma and Vivek Patrak. 23. West Bengal/Manabendra Ray and Kajal Sengupta. The book would serve to sensitize the planners and policy makers as well as the local agricultural development officials to explore and implement region-specific strategy for enhancing pulses production by incorporating these in the prevailing farming systems by harnessing the available technological potential. Moreover, various technological options and strategies presented in this book would also be useful for all the stakeholders to realize the target of pulses production in near future.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Region Specific Status and Prospects: 1. Organic farming: concept, status and future concerns/B. Gangwar and N.K. Jat. 2. Organic agriculture in North Eastern hill region/Jayanta Layek, Anup Das, G.I. Ramkrushna and Badapmain Makdoh. 3. Organic agriculture in hill areas/Dibakar Mahanta, J.K. Bisht and J.C. Bhatt. 4. Organic agriculture in coastal areas/A. Velmurugan, T.P. Swarnam, N. Ravisankar, T. Subramani, S. Swain and I. Jaisankar. 5. Organic agriculture in arid areas/N.R. Panwar, B.G. Chhipa and Khushbu Khichi. II. Crop Based Management: 6. Tillage and crop establishment under organic agricultural systems/K.K. Singh. 7. Nutrient management in organic agriculture systems/S S Pal. 8. Organic inputs for sustained soil health/A V Ramanjaneyulu, D. Kumara Charyulu, T.L. Neelima and D. Moses Shyam. 9. Enhancing soil suppressiveness by using compost for managing soil-borne plant pathogens in organic farming/Ritu Mawar and Manish Mathur. 10. Organic fruit production: technologies and strategies/Santosh Choudhary, Pradeep Kumar and M.L. Mehriya. 11. Organic spices/M. Anandaraj, V. Srinivasan and R. Dinesh. 12. Organic vegetables/Poonam Kashyap, Dushyant Mishra, Vijay Singh Meena, Sunil Kumar and Avinash Kansal. 13. Seed spice production under organic system/Ravindra Singh, R S Mehta, G. Lal and Balraj Singh. 14. Organic cultivation of high value crops under protected conditions/Balraj Singh, Gopal Lal, R S Mehta and Ravindra Singh. 15. Weed management in organic farming/V. Nepaliya. 16. Insect pest and disease management under organic farming/S M Haldhar, G C Jat, H L Deshwal, J S Gora and Dhurendra Singh. 17. Post-harvest management and quality of organic produce/Amit Nath and Debashis Dutta. III. Livestock Based Management: 18. Organic livestock production systems/K. Ponnusamy. 19. Organic fodder and milk production/D.R. Palsaniya and S B. Maity. 20. Organic poultry farming/S. Malik. 21. Organic aquaculture/A K Prusty and Poonam Kashyap. IV. Some Questions: 22. Frequently asked questions on organic farming/N K Jat, B. Gangwar and N. Ravisankar.

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