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- Enhancing Production Through Crop Pattern Changes
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(2) by enhancing yields of crops through research and diffusion processes:
(3) by of increasing intensity of cropping through a loosening the production constraints of resourcesand social customs:
(4) by altering crop-mix in favor of more valued crops.
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Artha Vijnana: Journal of The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Vol 31, No 2 (1989), Pagination: 153-175Abstract
Aggregate crop production from a given resource of arable land can be expanded through one or more of the following four routes:
(1) by bringing more of the land under plough for crop activity ;(2) by enhancing yields of crops through research and diffusion processes:
(3) by of increasing intensity of cropping through a loosening the production constraints of resourcesand social customs:
(4) by altering crop-mix in favor of more valued crops.
- Unutilized Potential of State Tubewells in U.P
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Artha Vijnana: Journal of The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Vol 15, No 3 (1973), Pagination: 296-304Abstract
Tubewells are destined to play a vital role in the development of agriculture in India. The recent experience has been that they are the most reliable source of irrigation during drought. For, all other sources, major or minor, are highly vulnerable to deficiency in rainfall. Furthermore, the future irrigation needs have perforce to be met increasingly from deep underground aquifers as the economical surface water resources have already been tapped substantially. The State has to play a major role in this exploitation, first in locating and mapping out underground water resources, and then making necessary investment in installation of tubewells, which is beyond the reach of majority of our farmers.- Location of Agro Industries:Case Study of Fruit & Vegetable Processing
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