Roy aniruddha (13 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Original cloth with dustjacket. Dustjacket priceclipped and a bit worn at edges, upper corner a bit bumped, else a (very) good copy. Text in English. Please see description or ask for photos.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction/A. Roy. 2. Profile of the study area and general Information/Piyashi Debroy. 3. Socio-economic status of the farmers/Dahun Shisha Dkhar. 4. Agricultural production economics of major crops/D. Kumar. 5. Economic evaluation of organic farming/Anjoo Yumnam. 6. Marketing of agricultural crops and major issues/D. Kumar. 7. Promotion for production and trade of organic products in India/D. Kumar. 8. Biodiversity conservation and organic farming in North-East India/D. Kumar. 9. Constraints in organic production/A. Roy. 10. Strategies for organic production in Meghalaya/A. Roy. 11. Summary and conclusions/Anjoo Yumnam. 12. Glossary of organic agriculture/Ajeet Kumar.…

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 538 pages. 6.00x1.20x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book explores spatio-temporal dynamics of foodgrain production in the eight states of north eastern region of India viz. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura during the period 1966-67 to 2014-15. Growth of area, production and productivity, decomposition of production-growth into its components with instability and requirement analysis of foodgrain are vigorously analyzed to examine the cross- sectional variability among the states over time under changing land use dimensions. Production patterns of subcomponents of foodgrain, i.e., cereals, pulses, rice and maize along with oilseeds are also highlighted. 49 years data on area, production and yield for the respective crops under each state of the region are presented at the end. In this book, in every decadal comparison the interstate disparity, the region as a whole and at national level are well discussed for each analysis. At the end policy suggestion are also included in relation to foodgrain production in the region.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Year 2013! He was educated and was a believer in everything that had a scientifically proven explanation. Sudhir, after constant failures on his part which led to an unwanted divorce, was thrust by a strange twist of faith on an isolated island. He gained unfathomable power, which had no scientific explanation.He was not a politician, and yet, he was forced to pit his mind against a globally powerful nation, and that nation was guided by a man whose magical powers far exceeded that of his own.His school curriculum never taught him to fight with a sword, nor travel time. Yet, here he was, travelling back in time to unravel a mystery that harassed a royal family. Here he was again, somehow managing to ward off ruthless, bloodthirsty, sword-wielding pirates with his own clumsily held sword! To protect himself from dying Obviously, yes!But, also to protect the fabulous wealth of gold, silver, rubies, diamonds and so much more that were lost in the seven ships around the year 1782.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Theme I: Production and Marketing System for Income Security of Farm Families: 1. Production and trade performance of tomato export from India/Meenu Punia, V.P. Mehta, Parveen Kumar and J.K. Bhatia. 2. SWOT Analysis in irrigation and agricultural development in Kolhapur/M.S. Jadhav, N. Meena, H.R. Shinde and R.R. Surywanshi. 3. Production and marketing of flowers: the livelihood system in India/Pankaj Kumar Meghwal, N.J. Ardeshna and N.B. Jadav, Narender Kumar Meena. 4. Production of coconut in Raigad District of Maharashtra/S.S. Naik, A.N. Ratnaparkhe and Narender Kumar Meena. 5. Potato and tomato cultivation in Yamunanagar and Karnal District of Haryana: an economic analysis/Ajay Kumar, R.S. Pannu, Hari Singh and Devenra Kumar Verma. 6. Factors influencing household's decision to diversity crop in Manipur: a tobit approach/Monika Aheibam, Ram Singh, S.M. Feroze, N. Uttam Singh, R.J. Singh and P. Punitha. 7. An economic analysis of production processing and marketing of coffee in Kodagu District of Karnataka/P. Thanuja, N.K. Singh, G.L. Meena and Hari Singh. 8. Economic viability of layer poultry farms in Navsari District of Gujarat/J.J. Makadia, R.T. Khatri, H.H. Mistry and Nikunj Kalola. 9. Economic analysis of Okra marketing in Gujarat/Amrutha Babu, Narendra Singh and D.J. Chaudhari. 10. Crop diversification in Haryana and factors affecting it/Sunita Jitender Kumar Bhatia, V.P. Mehta and Dalip Bishnoi.Theme II: Trend and growth in agricultural production. Theme III: Risks and Instability in agriculture and mitigative strategies. Theme IV: Institutional changes and public policies vis-à-vis agriculture sector. Agricultural production provides income employment and food at affordable prices as-well-as raw material for the processing industry and foreign exchange from exports. Creating a sustainable agricultural development path means improving the quality of life in rural areas, ensuring enough food for present and future generations and generating sufficient income for farmers. The present book has been compiled from the work done by research scholars from different university and research institutes covering different dimensions of agricultural development, which has been categorized into four different themes. Theme I: Production and marketing system for income security of farm families. Theme II: Trend and growth in agricultural production. Theme III: Risks and instability in agriculture and Mitigative strategies and Theme IV: Institutional changes and public policies vis-à-vis agriculture sector. This book will be very useful to the students, teachers and researchers of agriculture, horticulture, fisheries and extension education.…

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction/A. Roy. 2. Profile of the study area and general Information/Piyashi Debroy. 3. Socio-economic status of the farmers/Dahun Shisha Dkhar. 4. Agricultural production economics of major crops/D. Kumar. 5. Economic evaluation of organic farming/Anjoo Yumnam. 6. Marketing of agricultural crops and major issues/D. Kumar. 7. Promotion for production and trade of organic products in India/D. Kumar. 8. Biodiversity conservation and organic farming in North-East India/D. Kumar. 9. Constraints in organic production/A. Roy. 10. Strategies for organic production in Meghalaya/A. Roy. 11. Summary and conclusions/Anjoo Yumnam. 12. Glossary of organic agriculture/Ajeet Kumar.…

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Deutsch | Produktart: Bücher | Die Studie ergab, dass der Bruttoertrag pro Hektar Rs. 220646,94 pro Hektar und der Nettoertrag Rs. 70793,47 pro Hektar betrug. Das Einkommen aus dem landwirtschaftlichen Betrieb, das Einkommen aus Familienarbeit und das Einkommen aus landwirtschaftlichen Investitionen wurde auf Rs. 134178,46 pro Hektar, Rs. 95731,41 pro Hektar bzw. Rs. 122572,24 pro Hektar geschätzt. Im Durchschnitt wurden für den Zuckerrohranbau 774,59 Manntage pro Jahr aufgewendet. Davon wurden 435,26 Manntage (56,20 %) von männlichen Arbeitskräften beansprucht, während 339,33 Manntage auf weibliche Arbeitskräfte entfielen. Die Analyse der Anzahl der Manntage im Zuckerrohranbau ergab, dass männliche Arbeitskräfte eine dominierende Rolle bei Tätigkeiten wie Bodenvorbereitung, Anlegen von Ähren, Jäten, Bewässerung, Saatgutbehandlung und Ausbringung von Düngemitteln spielten. Andererseits hatten weibliche Arbeitskräfte einen größeren Anteil an der Beschäftigung bei der Zuckerrohrernte (51,57 %) und einen beträchtlichen Anteil (43,15 %) bei der Anpflanzung von Beeten. Männliche Arbeitskräfte hatten jedoch auch einen erheblichen Anteil (48,43 %) an der Beschäftigung bei der Ernte.…