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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Background information. 3. Methodology. 4. Findings i. Physical factors. ii. Biological factors. iii. Socio economic factors. iv. Knowledge of farmers. v. Participation indicators. vi. Adoption of crop production technologies. vii. Farmers perceptions. viii. Factors influencing the success of watershed programme. ix. Constraint indicators. x. Farmers benefited area covered. 5. Watershed development programme SWOT analysis. 6. Lessons learnt. 7. Summary and recommendations. 8. Appendix tables. Annexures. References. This book is mainly dealing with the impact evaluation of watershed management programmes in different rainfed AERs of India. Various bio physical and socio economic indicators were taken into consideration while evaluating the watersheds implemented through different agencies like NWDPRA MoRD ICAR/SAUs International donors and NGOs in the country. The book will be useful for the policy makers planners researchers extension workers and students involved in sustainable management of watersheds and their evaluation. 153 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Analytical Chemistry, Basic Concept and Techniques. 2. Soil Physics. 3. Soil Chemical Analysis. 4. Plant Analysis. 5. Fertiliser / Manure Analysis. 6. Land Survey. This book on soil analysis is framed based on the syllabus for agricultural science and accordingly it will serve as a textbook for students of Agricultural, Horticultural Science, Home Science and Environmental Science besides the basic sciences. The main frame work of this book contains of 6 chapters and 44 sub topics and four annexure. The contents of this book are arranged in such a way that it would help the readers to understand the basic concepts and techniques of the different analytical methods. The chapters are divided into six comprising of analytical chemistry, soil physics, soil chemistry, plant analysis, fertilizers/manures analysis and land survey. A brief account of basic theories involved, reactions, materials required, reagents and their preparations, detailed procedure for estimation and calculations are explained in detail. The book has been written keeping in view the requirements of the graduate, post graduate students, teachers and research scientists in Soil Science as per the latest updations of the 5th Deans' Committee Recommendations. Sincere efforts have been made to compile this book and analytical methods are depicted in a self-explanatory manner to readers. The authors hope that the researchers and students of agriculture and allied faculties would find this book useful in learning different techniques and usefulness in their laboratory analysis. This book on soil analysis is framed based on the syllabus for agricultural science and accordingly it will serve as a textbook for students of Agricultural, Horticultural Science, Home Science and Environmental Science besides the basic sciences. The main frame work of this book contains of 6 chapters and 44 sub topics and four annexure. The contents of this book are arranged in such a way that it would help the readers to understand the basic concepts and techniques of the different analytical methods. The chapters are divided into six comprising of analytical chemistry, soil physics, soil chemistry, plant analysis, fertilizers/manures analysis and land survey. A brief account of basic theories involved, reactions, materials required, reagents and their preparations, detailed procedure for estimation and calculations are explained in detail. The book has been written keeping in view the requirements of the graduate, post graduate students, teachers and research scientists in Soil Science as per the latest updations of the 5th Deans' Committee Recommendations. Sincere efforts have been made to compile this book and analytical methods are depicted in a self-explanatory manner to readers. The authors hope that the researchers and students of agriculture and allied faculties would find this book useful in learning different techniques and usefulness in their laboratory analysis.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. History of dryland farming. 3. Climate and resources characterizations. 4. Dryland technologies. 5. Technologies for arid and drylands. 6. Crops and cropping systems. 7. Soil and water conservation methods. 8. Alternate land use systems. 9. Adoption of technologies. 10. Mechanization of dryland agriculture. 11. Employment potential and women empowerment. 12. Policies priorities strategies and programs. 13. Constraints. Bibliography. Subject index. All India Coordinated Research Project for Dryland Agriculture (AICRPDA) Hyderabad was launched by Indian Council of Agricultural Research during 1970 with 23 Cooperative Centres Institute for Dryland Agriculture (CRIDA) during 1985. Another scheme All India Coordinated Research Project for Dryland Agriculture (on agrometeorology has been functioning at CRIDA for the past two decades. Research efforts went deep into real issues to tackle the problems of drylands in India which covers to the extent of 65 per cent of total cultivated area of 142.8 million hectares. The contribution to national food production has declined from 80 per cent in 1951 to <40 per cent at present. Generally the productivity is much higher in irrigated lands in addition to assured harvest of crop and income unlike in drylands which has been affected with vagaries of monsoon. Hence research efforts to sustain production and income to dryland farmers has been going in and at present there are different technologies available to farmers who has chance to choose any package/component of technology based on his needs choices socio economic agronomic conditions because technologies are highly location and categories of farmers specific which needs careful selection and adoption for higher income. Even government of Canada supported AICRPDA by sending experts and sanctioning the budget for construction of buildings in addition to supplying equipments machinery etc. and expert's advice in research issues/projects. The experts of Canada were in AICRPDA/CRIDA during 1970 85. This period was divided into three phases viz. first phase (1970 75) second phase (1976 80) and third phase (1981 85). In first phase research projects covered identification of crops and varieties cropping systems (inter/sequence crops) soil and tillage and crop establishment practises fertilizer use weed control aspects etc. In second phase the joint collaboration of Indo Canada Project covered location specific integrated activities cropping systems pulses oilseeds cereals millets full utilization of agronomic practises fertilizer placement etc. whereas in third phase research on rainwater management (in situ and ex situ) appropriate cropping systems integrated nutrient management fertilizer use efficiency management of natural resources etc were covered. The Canadian experts lefts CRIDA later. CRIDA with 23 centres carried out research programmes on alternate land use systems refinement cropping systems etc. based on understanding the environment and socio economic agronomic conditions watershed management under different agro eco regions during 1986 90. Subsequently all efforts were put on sustainable agriculture resource characterization soil fertility and nutrient/energy management mechanization watershed development programme for sustainable crop production and income generation transfer of technologies evaluation of technologies etc. Hence it is felt that there is a need to write a book based on results at CRIDA AICRPDA centers (22) and AICRPAM centers (25) and experiences of authors who discussed with a number of scientists individually and on different forums. Thus it is an outcome of the experiences of authors in dryland agriculture research during the past 3 decades. 368 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. I. Fungal taxonomy 1. Some new conidial fungi/B. Bhadraiah and Vasant Rao. 2. Fungi of Delhi XXXVII. Studies on Indian corticolous ascomycetes six unrecorded species/Surinder Kaur Geeta Malhotra and K.G. Mukerji. 3. Family xylariaceae an overview/Alaka Pande. 4. Marine fungi from Orissa (India) III mitrosporic fungi/K.N. Borse and B.D. Borse. 5. Notes on some species of agaricus from N.W. Himalayas/Ashok Kumar and T.N. Lakhanpal. 6. Variations in the Smut Fungi/R.V. Gandhe. 7. Biodiversity of rust and smut fungi India perspective/D.K. Agarwal. 8. A century of contribution towards Indian mycology/D.K. Agarwal. II. Fungal Ecology 9. Occurrence and phenology of the Oomycetes with special reference to Saprolegniaceae/S.K. Prabhuji. 10. Associative effects of beneficial rhizosphere microorganisms for sustainable agriculture/K.V.B.R. Tilak and N. Ranganayaki. 11. Interactions between rhizosphere microorganisms and plant pathogens/C.S. Reddy G.S. Laha and K. Muralidharan. 12. The ecology of fungi on plant remains above the soil from Dharwad/Ch. Ramesh and R.S. Chavan. 13. Fungal diversity and pattern of colonization on leaf litter of Anacardium occidentale L/S. Shanthi and B.P.R. Vittal. 14. Aeropalynology and allergic diseases/B.N. Pande. 15. A study of the aerial mycoflora of Mauritius in relation to allergy and asthma/A. Peerally and Vasant Rao. 16. Interactions among Chrysosporium Keratinophilic and nondermatophytic fungi/R.K.S. Kushwala. III. Microbial Physiology 17. Role of type III protein secretion in rhizobium legume symbiosis/K. Annapurna and P. Prakash. 18. Molecular methods for characterization of yeasts associated with foods and beverages/Kakoli Biswas and G.S. Prasad. 19. Hypercellulolytic mutants of Humicola grisea Var. Thermoidea from Sunderban mangrove forest/Kavita Johri and A.K. Jaitly. 20. Calcium mobilization in neurospora crassa/Naveena Lavanya Latha J and Maruthi Mohan P. IV. Microbial application 21. Antibiotics past present and future a review/K.R. Aneja and Parikshit Tyagi. 22. Ergot Alkaloids industrial perspectives/A. Mehta and P. Mehta. 23. Prospect of MMIR (Mixed Microbial Inoculum for Reclamation) for bioremediation and ecorestoration of chromite mine waste area/A.K. Misra H.N. Thatoi M.M. Pattnaik B. Dutta and G.S. Padhi. 24. Why performance of PSMs was not guaranteed/M.G. Patil A.B. Chaudhari N.V. Phirke S.K. Talegaonkar and R.M Kothari. 25. Mushroom nutriceuticals an emerging health care aid/Deepak K. Rahi R.C. Rajak and A.K. Pandey. 26. Role and control of microorganisms involved in dental caries and periodontal diseases a review/K.R. Aneja Pranay Jain and Raman Aneja. 27. Yeast an ideal eukaryotic system for modern biology an overview/S. Ram Reddy and S.M. Reddy. V. Biological control 28. Application of microorganism in the biological control of plant pathogens/A.B. Ade L.V. Gangawane and V.C. Khilare. 29. Biological control of postharvest fungal diseases of fruits and vegetables current trends and future directions/A.R. Podile and Ch. Neeraja. VI. Mycorrhiza 30. Plant fungus interaction during development of arbuscular mycorrhiza/Rupam Kapoor. 31. Arbuscular Mycorrhizal (AM) fungi for heavy metal remediation/P. Rajendran N. Lakshmanan and P. Gunasekaran. 32. Arbuscular mycorrhizal rhizosphere and its impact on plants growth under stress conditions/Bhoopander Giri and K.G. Mukherji. 33. Ectomycorrhizal diversity and its role in the productivity of forest plants/Kamal Prasad A.K. Pandey and R.C. Rajak. 34. Effect of different isolates of laccaria fraterna for growth improvement of Eucalyptus grandis seedlings in the nursery/Evelin Kramony and K. Natarajan. 35. Actinorhizal and mycorrhizal tripartite symbioses in casuarina equisetifolia for forestry practices/N. Raman S. Elumalai and S. Patharajan. 36. Mycorrhizae as biocontrol agent in disease control/Rajni Gupta and K.G. Mukerji. VII. Lichens 37. Phytosociology of macrolichens occurring on pine tree of Nainital Kumaun Himalaya/S.C.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Importance of Groundnut in Indian Economy. 2. Groundnut in India. 3. Reproductive Biology of Groundnut. 4. Groundnut Improvement Methods, Status and Issues. 5. Breeding High Yielding Drought Resistant Varieties in Groundnut. 6. Groundnut Varietal Characteristics and Recommended Varieties of India. 7. Biotechnological Tools for Groundnut Improvement 8. Quality Seed Production and Certification in Groundnut. 9. Role of Genomics in Groundnut Improvement. 10. DNA Fingerprinting in Groundnut Genotypes. 11. Farm Mechanization in Groundnut Cultivation. 12. Influence of Climate Change on Groundnut Productivity. 13. Groundnut based Cropping Systems 14. Role of Nanoscale Nutrients for Improved Groundnut Production. 15. Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) for Improving the Groundnut Productivity in Drylands. 16. Preparation of Biofertilisers and Methods of usage in Oilseeds in Particular to Groundnut. 17. Efficient use of Fertilizers in Groundnut Production. 18. Production Technology for Organic Groundnut. 19. Micronutrient Management in Groundnut. 20. Long-Term Effect of Fertilizers and Manures on Groundnut Productivity and Soil Properties. 21. Dry Land Technologies for Enhancing Groundnut Productivity under Rainfed Conditions. 22. Water Management Practices for Groundnut . 23. Soil Profile Moisture Study Hands on Experience. 24. Systems of Irrigation for the Enhanced Productivity in Groundnut. 25. Farm Pond Technology. 26. Drought Mitigation Strategies for Dryland Agriculture with Special Reference to Groundnut. 27. Integrated Weed Management in Groundnut. 28. Soil and Water Conservation Measures in Rainfed Agriculture. 29. Herbicide Formulations, Spray Fluid Calibration and Application Techniques. 30. Integrated Pest Management in Groundnut. 31. Seed Related Physiological and Quality Aspects of Groundnut. 32. Management of Viral Diseases of Groundnut . 33. Preparation of Microbial Biocontrol Agents for Insect Pest Management in Groundnut. 34. Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) in Groundnut Cultivation. 35. The Food and Processing Quality Characteristics of Groundnut. 36. Kernel Qualitative Traits in Groundnut . 37. Problems and Prospects of Export Oriented Groundnut in India. 38. Groundnut Seed Processing Technology. 39. Value Addition to Groundnut. 40. Statistical Tools for Sustainable Agriculture. 41. Correlation and Regression. 42. Strategies for Mitigation of Phytonematode Problems in Groundnut 43. Fungal Disease Management in Groundnut . 44. Dissemination of Groundnut Research Technology through Farmers Call Centre: A Critical Analysis. 45. Recent Advances in Agriculture Transfer of Technology. 46. Technology Assessment and Refinement (TAR) in Groundnut The Concept and Practice. 47. Planting Density Impact on Groundnut Production. 48. New Paradigms in Improvement of Drought Tolerance in Crop Plants.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume is a compilation on issues related to sustainable practices in geo-environmental engineering, particularly as applying to developing nations such as India. While, the developed world has already developed some solutions such as landfills, developments in landfills, barriers and liners in the North America and waste-to-energy and waste incineration in Europe, developing countries like India are trying to figure out ways which suit the present condition without compromising the future needs and comforts. This volume presents case studies on the various problems and solutions adopted for different sites. Although a common approach for all the problems is not feasible or recommend, this collection aims to provide a compendium on the current efforts underway and to help achieve common ground for the practitioners and researchers involved. The works included here give insight to the possible development of resilient and sustainable structures (like offshore wind turbines) and energy geotechnics. The book covers topics such as liners and barrier systems, use of recycled and waste materials, waste management and hazard assessment, sustainable infrastructure, and sustainability and the environment. The contents of this book will be useful to researchers and professionals working in geo-environmental engineering. The book will also be useful to policy makers interested in understanding geotechnical concerns related to sustainable development.…