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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Climate change has emerged as a major challenge to our agriculture, indeed to the management of our economy as a whole. The immediate problems that our farmers face relate to intraseasonal variability of rainfall, extreme events and unseasonal rains. These aberrations cause heavy losses to our crops every year. There is therefore an urgent necessity for us to devise appropriate adaptation and mitigation strategies for gearing up our efforts to evolve climateresilient crop varieties, cropping patterns and water management practices for ensuring food security, enhancing livelihood opportunities and contributing to economic stability at the national level. Robust mechanisms to strengthen interactions between agricultural scientists and our farmers and also ensure better convergence between research and developmental needs. The research papers in the proceedings of National Seminar on Water Management and Climatic Smart Agriculture is reviewing the current climate change policy responses fall short of addressing the realities of poor rural farmers who are the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and paint an alternative way forward by defining innovative technoeconomicecoresilient strategies to overcome the gaps of contemporary mitigation and adaptation programmes in agriculture by bringing to the fore the actual priorities, needs, and knowledge of farming communities themselves and suggest suitable recommendations to farming community and Government organizations to look far and wide in our agricultural research system and will succeed in delivering the national goals on agricultural productivity whatever be the odds. CONTENTS: 1st Vol: Preface 7 1. The Challenges of Climatic Drift on Productivity of Wheat in India 15 Indu Sharma, Ravish Chatrath, Satish Kumar and R Sendhil 2. Challenges of Climatic Change on Productivity of Groundnut 29 K. Chakraborty, D. Bhaduriand Radhakrishnan T. 3. Identification of Early Maturing High Yielding Mutants in Black Gram [Vigna Mungo (L.) Hepper] 40 Mohan Dadarwal 4. Salt Stress and Its Management in Fruit Crops 50 V. B. Shinde, S. S. Wandre, M.G. Bhoyar and M.V. Ramdevputra 5. Genetic DivergenceAnalyses in Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Germplasm Lines 60 Harsh Vardhan Singh Shekhawat 6. Reliability of Single Vs Ensemble Model Simulations to Study the Impacts of Climate Change onAgriculture: CLIVAGRI Project Experience 66 Raveendra H. Patil (Ravi Patil) 7. Nano Particle Production For Climate SmartAgriculture 76 P. S. Pandit 8. Impact of Different Salinity Levels of Irrigation Water on Castor Genotypes and Soil Properties 87 Shalini Kumari and M.S. Solanki 9. Effect of Irrigation and Foliar Fertilisation on Yield of Chickpea (CicerArietinum L.) 92 J.K. Nandaniya, D.S. Hirpara, G. S. Sutaria and V.D. Vora 10. Climate Change Compliant Crop: Pearl Millet 99 C.J. Dangaria, K.D. Mungra and P.R. Padhar 11. Enhancement of Water Productivity under Rice Ecosystem: A Review 109 Fakeerappa Arabhanvi, Amit M. Pujar and Shruti M. Yogikoppa 12. Effect of Fertiliser and Crop Geometry on Productivity and Economics of Cluster Bean Varieties under Climate Change Condition 119 Satyakumari Sharma, Rahul Sharma and H.M. Bhuva 13. Effect of Rainfall Variability and Supplemental Irrigation in Rainfed Groundnut under Scarce Rainfall Zone of Andhra Pradesh 127 K. Madhusudhan Reddy, Y. Pavan Kumar Reddy, B. Sahadeva Reddy and Ch. Appa Rao 14. Development of Weather Based Forewarning Modules for the Management of Fruit Flies in Mango Orchard 132 D. M. Jethva, V. R. Virani and J. B. Bhut 15. Salt Tolerance in Tropical Fruit Crops A Review 141 Akula Venu, A.V. Barad, D.V. Delvadia, M.V. Ramdevputra and P. Parameshwar 16. Effect of Cyclic Water Stress and Potassium on Dry Matter Yield and Nutrients Uptake by Summer Groundnut 150 H.L. Sakarvadia, K.B. Parmar and K.B. Polara 17. Response of Drilled Rabi Fennel (Foeniculumvulgare Mill.) to Irrigation based on IW: CPE Ratios and Varying Level of Nitrogen 156 Mukesh Kumar Joshi and B.S. Patel 18. Effect of Cutting Management and Nitrogen Levels on the Growth and Yield of Forage Chicory (ChicoriumIntybus L.) Under North Gujarat Conditions 160 Mukesh Kumar Joshi and B.S. Patel 19. Study on Summer Sesame Response to Different Sowing Time and Irrigation Regimes 165 K.N. Sondarva, H.D. Rank and P.S. Jayswal 20. Response of Garlic to Sulphur Sources under Sodic Soil Conditions 176 Pamu Swetha and M.S. Solanki 21. Yield and Yield Attributes as Influenced by Terminal Water Stress and Benzyl Adenine in Pearl Millet [Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R.Br.] Genotypes 182 G.V. Marviya and D.N. Vakharia 22. Effect of Weather Parameters on Abundance of Shoot and Fruit Borer, Leucinodesorbonalis Guenee Infesting Brinjal 195 A.V. Khanpara, P.J. Kalsariya and L.K. Chejara 23. Forecasting Adult Populations of Gram Pod Borer Helicoverpa Armigera (Hübner) on Chickpea using Pheromone Traps 202 Divya, C., D.M. Jethva and M.V. Ramdevputra 24. Impact of Climate Change on Population Dynamics of Pest Complex of Soybean 207 L.K. Chejara and A.V. Khanpara 25. Interrelationships and Path Coefficients for Twelve Components of Wheat (Triticumaestivum L.) in Late Shown Condition under Normal and Limited Irrigated Condition 215 Raiyani G.D., Bhatiya V.J., Patel K.D., Hadiya A.M. and Lalwani H.H. 26. Selection Indices for Yield Improvement in Wheat (Triticumaestivum L.) in Normal and Limited Irrigation Condition under Late Sown Condition 226 Komal Patel, Raiyani G.D., Bhatiya V.J. Lalwani H.H., and Hadiya A.M. 27. Genetic Variability, Correlation and Path Analysis in Bread Wheat (Triticumaestivum L.) Genotypes under Limited Water for Timely Sown Condition 238 Hadiya A.M., Parnaliya, J.B., Raiyani G.D., Komal Patel and K.H. Dabhi 28. Influence of Weather Parameters on Major Insect Pests of Mustard 247 H.N. Patel, M.R. Patel and A.V. Khanpara 29. Simulating the Crop Yield Response to Climate 252 H.M. Bhatu, H.D. Rank, R.J. Patel, D.M. Parad.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Climate change has emerged as a major challenge to our agriculture, indeed to the management of our economy as a whole. The immediate problems that our farmers face relate to intraseasonal variability of rainfall, extreme events and unseasonal rains. These aberrations cause heavy losses to our crops every year. There is therefore an urgent necessity for us to devise appropriate adaptation and mitigation strategies for gearing up our efforts to evolve climateresilient crop varieties, cropping patterns and water management practices for ensuring food security, enhancing livelihood opportunities and contributing to economic stability at the national level. Robust mechanisms to strengthen interactions between agricultural scientists and our farmers and also ensure better convergence between research and developmental needs. The research papers in the proceedings of National Seminar on Water Management and Climatic Smart Agriculture is reviewing the current climate change policy responses fall short of addressing the realities of poor rural farmers who are the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and paint an alternative way forward by defining innovative technoeconomicecoresilient strategies to overcome the gaps of contemporary mitigation and adaptation programmes in agriculture by bringing to the fore the actual priorities, needs, and knowledge of farming communities themselves and suggest suitable recommendations to farming community and Government organizations to look far and wide in our agricultural research system and will succeed in delivering the national goals on agricultural productivity whatever be the odds. CONTENTS: 2nd Vol: 1. 21st Century Climate Change Scenario of Haridwar District in Uttarakhand 9 S.K. Dubey, S.K. Tripathi, G. Pranuthi 2. Long Term Temperature Trends around Six Cities in North East India Using MannKendall and Sen's Slope Technique 21 S.R. Kumar 3. Joint Event and Continuous Hydrological Modeling Using HECHMS A Suitable Strategy for Improving Modeling Efficiency 34 G.L. Chunale, S.D. Gorantiwar, G.U. Satpute 4. Condensed Disaggregation Procedure for Simulating Monthly Rainfall 45 R. Subbaiah, R.N. Das and R.N. Yasaswi 5. Artificial Neural Networks for Rainfall Forecasting 59 P.M. Kyada, Kumar Pravendra and R.A. Kachhadiya 6. Modelling and Simulating the Climate Change Impact on Water Resources System in Ozat Basin using SWAT 70 H.D. Rank, J.H. Kelaiya, D.M. Pardava, R.J. Patel, H.V. Parmar, H.H. Mashru and P.B. Vekariya 7. Development of Short Period Rainfall Forecasting Models Using Artificial Neural Network 84 M.A. Sojitra, R.C. Purohit, Mahesh Kothari and K.K. Yadav 8. Rainfall Forecast Model for Agriculture Water Allocation Planning in Madhya Pradesh 97 Arun Jhajharia, Shrikant and Sumeet Meshram 9. Trend Analysis of Climatological Parameters using MannKendal Test: A Case Study of Vadodara District, Gujarat, India 109 I.S. Risaldar, T.M.V. Suryanarayana & Falguni. P. Parekh 10. Application of Artificial Neural Networks to Rainfall Disaggregation 119 R.N. Yasaswi, R.N. Das and R. Subbaiah 11. Drought Investigation using the Standardised Precipitation Index 129 R.N. Das, R.N. Yasaswi, R. Subbaiah, and S. Pandya 12. Forecasting Weekly Temperature with Seasonal ARIMA Model 139 P.A. Damor, R. Subbaiah, G.V. Prajapati, H.D. Rank and H.V. Parmar 13. An Assessment of Potential Surface and Groundwater Resources of Bhadar River Basin of Gujarat State using SWAT Model 148 J.H. Kelaiya, D.M. Paradava, R.J. Patel, H.V. Parmar, H.H. Mashru, P.B. Vekariya and H.D. Rank 14. A Systematic MonthWise Trends of Temperature and Rainfall in Junagadh (Saurashtra Region) of Gujarat, India: A Study 158 Bhavin Ram, S.S. Chianchorkar, A.N. Kunapara, F.G. Sayyad and M.S. Khardiwar 15. Development of Statistical Models for Forecasting of Gram Crop Yield for Amreli District of Gujarat State 172 N.J. Rankja and P.B. Maraviya 16. Comparative Assessment of Meteorological Drought Indices for Amravati District 180 Chaitali V. Thakare, G.U. Satpute, and Suhas K. Upadhye 17. Water Management and Climatic Smart Agriculture 193 Mausumi Raychaudhuri and S. K. Ambast 18. Wastewater Management and Climate Smart Agriculture 202 Mausumi Raychaudhuri and S. Raychaudhuri 19. Runoff Yield Modelling Using Artificial Neural Networks for a Small Agricultural Watershed of Dhar, Madhya Pradesh 214 Satish K. Sharma, M.K. Hardaha and Vijay K.S ingh 20. RainfallRunoff Modelling and Determination of Threshold Rainfall for Runoff Generation 224 N.H.Patel and T.M.V. Suryanarayana 21. Estimation of Groundwater Recharge through Water Harvesting Structures in Meghal River Basin using Remote Sensing and GIS 232 N. K. Gontia and P. P. Rathod 236 22. Cropping Pattern Optimisation for Surface and Drip Irrigated Canal Command Area 242 R.M. Satasiya and R. Subbaiah 23. Development of Land Capability Classification for Soil and Water Conservation Planning and Management using Remote Sensing and GIS 253 H. V. Parmar, R. Subbaiah, G. V. Prajapati, P. A. Damor and A. B. Kheni 24. Remote Sensing Derived Vegetation Indices to Assess the Crop Water Requirement in OzatII Canal Command 267 H. V. Parmar and N. K. Gontia 25. Groundwater Recharge Potential of Harvested Roof Water in Junagadh Region 282 P. B. Vekariya, H. D. Rank, J. H. Kelaiya, D. M. Paradava R. J. Patel, H. V. Parmar and H. H. Mashru 26. Climate Change Assessment for Ozat Basin of Saurashtra Region of Gujarat state, India 294 D. M. Paradava, R. J. Patel, H. V. Parmar, H. H. Mashru, P. B. Vekariya, H. D. Rank and J. H. Kelaiya 27. Estimating the Water Balance Component in Canal Command Area of Jhansi Minor (Left Bank Canal of Bargi) 309 Sumeet Meshram, Shri Kant, Arun Jhajhariya and Navneet Singh Parmar 28. Prioritisation of Watershed Development by Estimating Soil Loss using Remote Sensing and GIS 320 R. J. Patel, H. V. Parmar, H. H. Mashru, P. B. Vekariya, H. D. Rank, J. H. Kelaiya and D. M. Paradava 29. Impact of Cl.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Climate change has emerged as a major challenge to our agriculture, indeed to the management of our economy as a whole. The immediate problems that our farmers face relate to intraseasonal variability of rainfall, extreme events and unseasonal rains. These aberrations cause heavy losses to our crops every year. There is therefore an urgent necessity for us to devise appropriate adaptation and mitigation strategies for gearing up our efforts to evolve climateresilient crop varieties, cropping patterns and water management practices for ensuring food security, enhancing livelihood opportunities and contributing to economic stability at the national level. Robust mechanisms to strengthen interactions between agricultural scientists and our farmers and also ensure better convergence between research and developmental needs. The research papers in the proceedings of National Seminar on Water Management and Climatic Smart Agriculture is reviewing the current climate change policy responses fall short of addressing the realities of poor rural farmers who are the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and paint an alternative way forward by defining innovative technoeconomicecoresilient strategies to overcome the gaps of contemporary mitigation and adaptation programmes in agriculture by bringing to the fore the actual priorities, needs, and knowledge of farming communities themselves and suggest suitable recommendations to farming community and Government organizations to look far and wide in our agricultural research system and will succeed in delivering the national goals on agricultural productivity whatever be the odds. CONTENTS: 3rd Vol: 1. The Gujarat Way of Adaption and Mitigation Strategies of Climatic Change on Agricultural Productivity through Micro Irrigation Systems 11 R.K. Sugoor and S. Raman 2. Evaluation of Drip Fertigation in Aerobic Rice 24 V. Praveen Rao, V. Ramulu, M. Uma Devi, K. Avil Kumar, R. Raghavaiah and K. Radhika 3. Enhancing Productivity of Coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) through Microirrigation under Climate Change Condition 31 B.K. Sagarka, R.K. Mathukia, M.A. Shekh and R.L. Davaria 4. Cotton Yield Response to Moisture Regimes and Nomograph for Optimal Land and Water Resources Planning 35 B. B. Limbasiya, H. D. Rank, P. B. Vekariya, V. K. Sardhara 5. Microirrigation and Water Stress in Summer Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) under Climate Change Condition 47 D. M. Panara, R.K. Mathukia, B.K. Sagarka and K.C. Patel 6. MicroIrrigation, Fertigation and Weed Management in Summer Groundnut under Climate Change Condition 52 M. A. Shekh, B. K. Sagarka, R. K. Mathukia and R. L. Davaria 7. Optimisation of Irrigation and Fertilizer for Sweet Corn (Zea mays L. var. saccharata Sturt) under Climate Change Conditions 56 B.S. Gohil, R.K.Mathukia, P.R. Mathukia and S.K. Chhodavadia 8. Response of Summer Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum L.) to Irrigation, Mulches and Antitranspirant under South Saurashtra Conditions 63 S. P. Kachhadiya, B. B. Ramani and P. M. Kyada 9. Influence of the EcoFriendly Treatment 'Soil Solarisation' Period on Raising Nursery of Fruits and Vegetables in Saurashtra Region 68 I.U. Dhruj and P. M. Chauhan 10. Utilisation of Seaweed Extract Fertiliser in Climate Smart Agriculture 79 Arti Joshi, A.J. Bhatt, A.Y. Desai, D.T. Vaghela, and S.I. Yusufzai 11. Cotton and Climate Change: Impacts and Options to Mitigate and Adaption 85 G. K. Kataria, M. G. Valu and M. D. Khanpara 12. Effect of Irrigation Schedule and Nitrogen Management in Bt. Cotton (Gossypium Spp.) 94 J.M. Modhvadia, M.D. Khanpara, R.M. Solanki and B.S. Gohil 13. Effect of Saline Water on Tomato (Lycopersiconesculentum) Yield and Water Use under Drip Irrigation in Coastal Belt Area of Saurashtra 100 H.Y. Maheta, G.V. Parajapati, Kalpesh Kumar and C.R. Bharodia 14. Yield and Quality of Late Sown Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) as Influenced by Irrigation Scheduling and Sulphur Levels 107 D. V. Srinivasulu, R. M. Solanki and P. J. Prajapati 15. Effect of Irrigation Practices on the Quality of Cotton Yield 116 P.A. Pandya, H.D. Rank, R.J. Patel, P.B. Vekariya, J.H. Kelaiya and D.M. Paradava 16. Effect of Drip Irrigation and Nitrogen on Growth, Yield and WUE of Summer Sesame 128 R.M. Solanki, B.K. Sagarka, B.M. Dabhi and M.A. Shaikh 17. Performance Evaluation of Horizontal Sand Filter of Drip Irrigation 134 H.N. Dalsania, H.D. Rank, Dezy Sahu, R.J. Patel, P.B. Vekariya, S.B. Dugad 18. Optimisation of Irrigation and Fertilisation for Summer Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) under Influence of Changing Climate 148 R.B. Thanki*, R.M. Solanki, J.M. Modhawadia and B.S. Gohil 19. Effect of Drip Irrigation and Plant Geometry in Summer Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) 158 P. M. Vaghasia, V. B. Bhalu and, V. H. Kachhadiya 20. Growth and Yield of Fenugreek (Trigonella foenumgraecum L.) as Influenced by Irrigation Levels and Sowing Methods 167 P. J. Prajapati, R. M. Solanki, J. B. Vasave and D. V. Srinivasulu 21. Hydraulic Performance of Drip Emitters under Field Condition 174 F.K. Savani*, J.M. Hemani, H.H. Mashru, K. C. Patel and G. V. Prajapati 22. Effect of Sea Water Irrigation and Sowing Time on Seed Yield and Component of Salicornia (S. brachiata Roxb.) 183 Bhoomika B. Patel, J. M. Patel and B. K. Patel 23. Effect of Nozzle Size and Operating Pressure on the Performance of Raingun Irrigation System 190 H.R. Vadar, H. D. Rank, S.V. Gajera, G.J. Vaghela, H.V. Parmar, H.H. Mashru and P.A. Damor 24. Coordinated Influence of Irrigation Systems, Regimes and Mulching on Bt. Cotton 201 G. V. Prajapati and R. Subbaiah 25. Mitigation Strategies for Green House Gas Emission through Agriculture 210 G. V. Prajapati, H. Y. Maheta, H. V. Parmar, V. K. Sardhara and P. A. Damor 26. Mitigation of Climate Change through Organic Agriculture 220 N. K. Dhamsania, G.V. Prajapati, K. C. Patel, H.Y. Maheta, H. V. Parmar and A.J. Bhatt 27. Domestic Rooftop Water Harvesting for Junagadh City 227 H.

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