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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Agriculture has been and will keep on being the life saver of Indian economy and potato production has played a vital role in increasing vegetable production of the country. The spread of most recent data and innovation to the farmers is vital for farming advancement in India. The farmers itself are the consumers of the farm technologies and information. They embrace it in their cultivating framework both at miniaturized scale and full scale levels. Potato is a very important commercial crop of Tripura. The primary explanations behind the low potato yields in Tripura are insufficient and inauspicious accessibility of basic product inputs like quality seed, manures, pesticides and so forth combined with poor administration rehearses pursued by the cultivators. In Tripura, True potato seed (TPS) could be an elective innovation to expand efficiency and lessen the expense of potato production. True Potato Seed (TPS) was created as an arrangement of bits of knowledge and practices that change the administration of plants, soil, water and supplements of plant nutrients and raise the profitability of land, of work, of water and of capital all in the meantime.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. An introduction to communication. 2. Farmers' information need and communication sources. 3. An analysis of farmers information needs and communication sources: an approach. 4. Agro-ecosystem of an eastern Indian state. 5. Farmers' information need perception and fulfilment: the methodology. 6. The findings and discussion. 7. Looking back and a way forward. 8. Bibliography. This book is a very refined composition with its contents derived from the research conducted by the author during his post-graduation. The study focussed on the information need of the farmers in Bihar. Further investigations were done to identify the various information sources and their effectiveness. All primary data were collected in person by the author himself. This book will add to the knowledge domain, help in future researches and policy advocacies.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Concept of SHG approach, group dynamics, livelihood and empowerment. 2. Glimpse of past research on SHG approach. 3. SHG approach in eastern Indian states. 4. Research settings to study SHG approach. 5. Research methodology to study SHG approach. 6. SHGs in improving livelihood and empowerment of rural poor. 7. SHG: looking back and looking ahead. 8. Sustainability of SHGs. This book would certainly assume great significance in creating database for realistic planning and implementation of future SHG movement and would help in adding to existing store-house of knowledge concerning SHG approach and related issues. It would also guide readers in deriving insight in understanding many aspects relevant particularly to SHG approach adopted under different schemes implemented by various government and non-government organizations.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This book contains 10 comprehensive chapters, covering information on the importance of rice as food and nutrition, its cultural heritage, trends in area, production, and yield, rice bowls in India, export-import status over years and challenges; water resources and issues and challenges in water management, irrigation sources, irrigated rice area, challenges in water management; rice agro-ecosystems in India, rice cultivation systems; water management strategies and technologies in rice, technological choices under water scarcity, crop diversification options; water management strategies for dry season crops under rice-based systems, adoption of water-saving irrigation methods, land modification and planting methods for irrigation water saving; integrated rice-fish farming systems, global scenario, eco-agriculture- agronomic and aquaculture management, rice-fish and animal co-culture and its impacts; pond-based integrated farming systems, its basic principles, aims, components, advantages, fresh-water pond based farming, water budgeting in aquaculture based integrated farming; high-value aquaculture under integrated farming system, water quality, prawn culture, pearl culture and ornamental fish culture rice-based systems; peoples awareness of ecosystem services, agro-ecosystem features and properties, assessments, rice ecosystem services, biodiversity, strengthening resilience of rural communities: ecosystem-based adaptation, role of farm women in the management of rice-based ecosystems; water governance and participatory irrigation management for rice-based agro-ecosystems.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 294 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.83 inches. In Stock.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book explains how to perform data de-noising, in large scale, with a satisfactory level of accuracy. Three main issues are considered. Firstly, how to eliminate the error propagation from one stage to next stages while developing a filtered model. Secondly, how to maintain the positional importance of data whilst purifying it. Finally, preservation of memory in the data is crucial to extract smart data from noisy big data. If, after the application of any form of smoothing or filtering, the memory of the corresponding data changes heavily, then the final data may lose some important information. This may lead to wrong or erroneous conclusions. But, when anticipating any loss of information due to smoothing or filtering, one cannot avoid the process of denoising as on the other hand any kind of analysis of big data in the presence of noise can be misleading. So, the entire process demands very careful execution with efficient and smart models in order to effectively deal with it.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. Souvik Bhattacharyya, Koushik Ghosh, University of Burdwan,West Bengal, India.This book explains how to perform data de-noising, in large scale, with a satisfactory level of accuracy. Three main issues are considered. Firstly,.

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Zustand: New. Indranil Lahiri is a Professor in the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering and a Joint Faculty Member in the Centre for Nanotechnology, IIT Roorkee, India. He has received his PhD in Materials Science and Engineering fro.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Family farming in the context of conservation agriculture: 1. Harnessing the potential of family farming: towards a new paradigm. 2. Family farming with sustainability and ethical paradigm: challenges and opportunities. 3. Empowering women to improve food security: a case study of kitchen garden programme of Karuna Shechen. 4. Dynamics and challenges of food security in India: a macro analysis. 5. Sustainability and food security in family farming: challenges of new epoch. 6. Conservation of land races and wild relatives of crops for sustainable family farming and food security. 7. Homestead farming system for food, nutritional and livelihood security of the households. 8. Sustainable and economical benefits of SRI for enhancement of livelihood of farmers in West Tripura district of Tripura. 9. Integrated farming systems and livelihood security. 10. Conservation agriculture : an approach to achieve livelihood security of small and marginal farmers in West Bengal. 11. Sustainable and resilient family farming practices in groundnut cultivation. II. Crop, livestock, fisheries and natural resources for sustainable food production: 12. Sustainable farming with biofertilizer in rice mungbean cropping sequence. 13. Importance of soil testing in family farming. 14. Improved method of elephant's foot yam cultivation: a successful initiative taken up by the Rathindra KVK, Birbhum for economic stabilization of the farmers. 15. Potential of commercial vegetable hybrid seed production by farmers. 16. Effect of intercropping on yield and nutrient uptake of garlic (Allium sativum L.) in the foothills of eastern Himalayan region. III. Challenges, opportunities, strategies and policies for family farming: 37. Strategies for managing risks for family farmers in India. 38. A study on family farming in India: prospects and challenges. 39. Family farming in Bihar: challenges and opportunities. 40. MBAR model: an agribusiness opportunity for rural and urban youths. 41. Variability in family farming: the cases of three states. 42. Sustainability issues in community based watershed management programmes. 43. Progress and performance of agricultural insurance in India. 44. Crop insurance in India: A historical transverse and issues related to extension efforts for resource poor farmers. 45. The question of farm household food security: production and livelihood approach. 46. Programmes and policies to increase oilseeds production in India. 47. Non-availability of crop insurance: a major constraint faced by onion farmers in Akola district of Maharashtra. IV. Transfer of technology, women empowerment and livelihood improvement in family farm: 48. Application of computer technology in agriculture for livelihood security. 49. Mapping of dairy knowledge information system. 50. Farming performance in women-led agriculture: a comparative look. 51. Influence of SHGs on empowerment of rural women in Chhattisgarh. 52. Livelihood diversification: insights from West Bengal. 53. Livelihood diversity in family farming: an exploration from the sub-Himalayan Districts of West Bengal, India. 54. Missing links between living scenario and growth of irrigation and agriculture sector in Eastern India. 55. Effect of rural leadership training on productivity in three Districts of Bihar State, India. 56. Stress, Chaos, entropy in farmers psyche and their relationship with sustainable agriculture in Indian farming: the pedagogy of both silence and utterance. 57. Perceived impact of energy consumption on social ecology of two districts. 58. Socio-psychological correlates of level of awareness about land and water management practices: a study in Burdwan District of West Bengal. 59. Constrains regarding indigenous method of chilli growing practices-a study in Sikkim. 60. Envisaging the psychological empowerment of the women self help group member in West Bengal. 61. Factors discriminating the empowerment of women through self help groups in Meghalaya. 62. Level.