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Zustand: New. pp. xi + 308.

Zustand: New. pp. 371 Illus.

Zustand: New. pp. 206.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:9783190825769.

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Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Distribution. 3. Taxonomy. 4. Physical features. 5. Study area. 6. Methodology. 7. Observations i. Habits and habitat. ii. Behaviour a. Vocalization. b. Food and feeding. c. Burrowing. d. Grooming. e. Social. f. Mating. g. Parental. iii. Marmot population in Eastern Ladakh. iv. Predators. 8. Conservation status i. Habitat status. 9. Threats. 10. Remarks. 11. Acknowledgements. 12. References. 20 pp.

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Zustand: New. pp. xiv + 410.

Zustand: New. pp. 596.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Sustainable rural entrepreneurship process creating added values for the economy. 2. Dairy farming a profitable enterprise. 3. Income and employment generation through forest and forest based industries. 4. Opportunities and challenges for Indian livestock in context of globalisation. 5. Micro enterprises in agriculture for sustainable development. 6. Fodder supply micro models for peri urban systems. 7. Live stock enterprise a potential sector for employment and income generation. 8. Constraints and strategies in livestock enterprise promotion in India. 9. Rural industries in India issues challenges and strategies. 10. Creating entrepreneurial environment and sustainable development in agriculture through farmers scientists interaction a case study. 11. Piggery micro enterprise an unexploited profitable husbandry for rural people. 12. Value addition of unconventional fiber handicrafts for women empowerment. 13. An innovative strategy for employment generation and rural prosperity in apiculture/Jatropha Curcas. 14. Role of agriculture in rural livelihood. 15. Problems and factors affecting the performance of milk cooperative societies in promoting dairy as a micro enterprise in Punjab. 16. Promoting rural employment through microenterprise development. 17. Women entrepreneurship development. 18. Entrepreneurial opportunities for farm/non farm women Rajasthan. 19. Entrepreneurial opportunities for home science graduates. 20. Commercialization of developed designs from the sculptures of Chaturmukha Jain Temple of Ranakpur. 21. Strengthening Self Help Groups for agro business in Bikaner district concept and component. 22. Rural women empowerment through Self Help Groups. 23. Self Help Group bank linkage and microfinance an Indian perspective. 24. Discovering assets through the community helpers program a Canadian model. 25. Motivation types and sources for self employed rural women. 26. Entrepreneurship development among rural women through bee keeping enterprise. 27. Self Help Groups as catalyst of rural development how they can do it. 28. Impact of Swarna Jayanti Grama Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY) on women beneficiaries in Karnataka a research study. 29. Communication web on micro finance. 30. Sustainable eco enterprises for women's empowerment the role of micro credit. 31. Micro credit basic issues and strategies. 32. Women Entrepreneurs Under Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY) case studies. 33. Micro credit support in promoting women microenterprises. 34. Marketing strategies for microenterprise development. 35. Micro enterprise promotion in rural India interventions needed through vocational education and training. 36. Empowering villagers through micro enterprises. 37. Reorienting farm education for entrepreneurship development and self employment. 38. Notion of value and sustainable development in community mobilization. 39. Role of information technology in promoting rural enterprises. 40. Privatization of extension services for agri enterprises promotion in India. 41. Culture and social animation the community mobilizer. 42. Training and HRD for promoting rural entrepreneurship. 43. Blending technology a systematic approach to empower rural women. 44. Girl child's personality and type of school need for convergence for entrepreneurial growth. 45. Contribution of farm women to family income in rural areas of Bikaner district of Rajasthan. 46. Women and work mapping dimensions of poor women's work in a globalizing environment. 47. Experiences in microenterprise promotion with rural women. 48. Extension strategies to promote entrepreneurship among rural women. 49. Gender issues and entrepreneurship development a case study of rural women's cooperative credit society. 50. Entrepreneurship development programmes towards income generation for rural and tribal women a success story. 457 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 179 Figures, Illus. (Mostly Col.).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very good. 269 p. Includes: illustrations, index, bibliography. 0.0.

Zustand: New. pp. xi + 478 Illus.

Zustand: New. pp. 368.

Zustand: New. pp. 500 Illus.

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 736 Illus.

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Zustand: New. pp. xii + 584.

Zustand: New. pp. ix + 228 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. 243.

Zustand: New. pp. vi + 402 Illus. (Col.).

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. The disaster. 2. Past in present. 3. Trail and trial. 4. Living dead. 5. Elusive justice. 6. Columbus. 7. Never again. On the intervening night of December 2-3, 1984, methyl isocyanate gas leaking from Union Carbide's factory in Bhopal claimed more than 5,000 lives. More than half a million people still suffer the side effects of the exposure to the gas; the soil and groundwater have been contaminated and toxicity has crossed over to the second and third generations. This book describes the criminal negligence, incompetent governance and the apathy towards victims that have made Bhopal a continuing disaster. It gives voice to people's anguish and is also a testimony to the Centre for Science and Environment's and Down To Earth's long engagement with Bhopal. This book argues that India cannot afford to let Bhopal fade from public memory and concludes with a blueprint to avoid a similar tragedy.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. The story of making a technological university is placed before the readers to have the glimpses of the thrill and excitement of greeting the challenges of raising a technological university from ground zero, defying all constraints of fiscal and physical resources, yet, sparing no effort to nurture academic and research excellence. The innovative and enterprising spirit coupled with breakthrough leadership and inspired minds of faculty and industry experts truly worked wonders in accomplishing the vision of a technological university of the third millennium. The narration is rhythmic and makes an interesting read with excitement to capture the moments of pride as well as to identify the winning strategies for steering a university of technology to eminence and make Mother India proud of its technical education. "The establishment of RGPV has paved the way for Rejuvenating Technical Education in the New Millennium and provided the agenda for major reforms to align technical education to national and global needs. I had the privilege to witness its establishment and contribute to its vision." Prof. R Natarajan, FNAE, Former Chairman, AICTE and Former Director, IIT Madras "The book shall be a great inspiration to seekers of higher education to innovate and excel. It would also inspire the university leadership to work for breakthroughs with speed leadership qualities that Prof Sharma so aptly demonstrated in the raising of the Technological University of MP." Prof. (Dr.) Bharat Chhaparwal, Former Vice Chancellor, DAVV Indore.

Zustand: New. pp. 38.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Sanitation and hygiene. 3. Pesticides and their residues. 4. Diseases and pests of mushrooms. References. Subject index. India is blessed with varied agro climate abundance of agricultural wastes and manpower making it most suitable for the cultivation of all types of temperate subtropical and tropical mushrooms. It is estimated that about 170 million tonnes of crops residues are left unused for burning out of which even one per cent of their utilization for the production of mushrooms can make India as one of the major mushroom producing country of the world. Though mushroom production in India started in 1961 but it is only after 1990 that India made some noticeable progress. The technology of mushroom production has advanced dramatically over the past few years in most advanced countries of the world. However in India were majority of the mushroom holding are either lacking proper environmental control facilities or do not have adequate compost preparation and pasteurization facilities development of various pests and diseases sufficiently to a level to run the industry can not be overruled. Further with the trend towards intensification and continuous cropping pests and pathogens can easily establish if attention is not given to hygiene proper pasteurization and exact cropping parameters. The mushroom growers must always be aware of these dangers and it is very important for them to recognize the first signs of any disorder with correct identification and the application of existing knowledge so that these disorders could be successfully treated. The book is intended to provide knowledge of pests and pathogens to all those who are associated with mushroom production so that by careful observation and description of the disorders it could be possible to make an identification and then apply the appropriate measures to combat the problem. Effort has been made to highlight the importance of hygiene during mushroom cultivation so that production level achieved during the first year could be maintained by avoiding site contamination phenomenon. Most of the mushroom growers mistake first year success guaranteed for the following years which generally lead to the development of pests and harmful micro flora sufficiently enough to result in considerable economic loss. Control of pests and pathogens should be accomplished by a combination of all the methods available like cultural physical genetic biological and chemical. Chemicals however may be used as the last resort keeping in view the nature of the crop and residual toxicity. Mushroom crop is ideally suited to the use of bio control technology and there have been considerable developments in this field. It seems likely that in the future we may see advances in the use of biological agents which may ultimately replace pesticides as the growers main weapon in the fight against pests and pathogens. Attempt has been made to integrate all these approaches and to present a logical and analytical approach to the control of mushroom problems. It is generally realized that there is an acute shortage of literature on mushroom cultivation especially regarding management of pests and diseases based on the requirements of the growers in our country. The present book covered all aspects on the identification and management of competitors pathogens and pests in simple language. It is often very difficult to fulfill the expectations of different sections of the community (mushroom growers and researchers) but continued efforts to have a judicious blending of the needs of the community would be our endeavor in future. 212 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Arid zone soils and their suitability for agroforestry/D.C. Joshi. 2. Climatic features and their modifications through agroforestry/A.S. Rao. 3. Traditional agroforestry systems in western Rajasthan/S.K. Saxena. 4. Some alternative production systems and their management for sustainability/J.P. Gupta. 5. Some improved silvipastoral systems for sustainable production/S.K. Sharma. 6. Integrated farming systems for higher and sustained productivity in watersheds of arid areas/T.K. Bhati. 7. Shelterbelt Management for environmental improvement in hot arid ecosystem/A.K. Sharma and J.P. Gupta. 8. Management of degraded grasslands in arid regions of Rajasthan/K.C. Singh. 9. Nutrient cycling in agroforestry/B.M. Sharma.10. A Conceptual model for the evaluation of agroforestry systems/P.R. Ojasvi and R.K. Goyal.11. Role of legumes alongwith biofertilizers in agroforestry systems for higher plant productivity/A.V. Rao.12. Water relations of desert vegetation/S. Kathju. 13. Soil fertility management in agroforestry systems/R.K. Aggarwal and Praveen Kumar. 14. Feed resources of Indian arid zone : Their nutritive value for the livestock/H.C. Bohra and B.K. Mathur.15. Potential role of agroforestry in arid zone in 2000 AD/B.M. Sharma and J.P. Gupta.16. Insect pest management in agroforestry/M.P. Singh. 17. Diseases of desert trees and their management/R. Raj Bhansali and S.K. Jindal.18. Important fodder trees of arid zone and their management/J.C. Tiwari. 19. Genetic imporvement of tree species suitable for arid zone/K.R. Solanki. 20. Improved varieties of pasture grasses and their cultivation/M.S. Yadav and M.P. Rajora. 21. Social issues in agroforestry land use systems on arid lands/L.P. Bharara. 22. Development of degraded pasturelands in arid region/A case study/S.S. Rathore, B.L. Jain and B.M. Sharma. 23. Transfer of agroforestry technology in arid zone: a case study/R.N. Singh In recent years the agroforestry for sustained productivity in arid regions attained more importance, particularly from the point of view of efficient utilization of land and water resources, meeting grain, fuel-wood and fodder needs of increasing human and livestock populations and protecting the environment from deterioration. The present volume is comprised of 23 chapters - containing information on various aspects of agroforestry like: Soil and Climatic conditions, nutrient and water relations, improved genotypes of trees and grasses, insect pest management, Socio-economic settings and transfer of technology for providing sustainability to arid regions.

Zustand: New. pp. 350 Illus. (Mostly Col.).