Composite Farming Practices and Economic Development
Published by Abhijeet Pub, New Delhi, 2007
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Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Rain water harvesting techniques for increasing crop production in Nagaland/A.K. Verma. 2. Prospect and constraint of fish production under the rainfed condition of Nagaland/Sharma A. Kalita D.C. Singh A.K. Nakhro R and V.B. Sharma. 3. Performance of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum L.) as influenced by transplanting times and cultivation methods/Naresh Babu. 4. Alternate cropping system of Nagaland in North East Region of India/Amod Sharma Sharma Anamika and S.K. Sharma. 5. Dynamics of ecosystem and its pyramidical system/Amod Sharma. 6. Impact of livestock resources to uplift the economy of rural dairy farmers of KOMUL/Nizamuddin and A. Sharma. 7. Constraints of Oyster Mushroom cultivation in Nagaland/Sharma A. Jha K.K. Kalita D.C. Nizamuddin and Upadhyay D.N. 8. Bukhari an alternative to conventional method of brooding in remote and rural areas/R.K. Chaurasia B. Prakash and V.B. Sharma. 9. Comparative study of mash vs. Pellet feeding on the performance of broiler chicken under cage system/Nizamuddin and A.K. Singh. 10. Constraints and prioritization of strategies of agricultural development in Nagaland/Kalita D.C. Singh A.K. Sharma A. and Nakhro R. 11. Crossability relationships among Cajanus species/Jogendra Singh and G.C. Bajpai. 12. Efficacy of biocontrol agents and chemical fertilizers for control of while Moul of French Bean/N. Tiameren Ao K.N. Bhagabati A.K. Phookan B.C. Das and M.C. Talukdar. 13. Water management for effective crop production in Northeastern Hilly Region/R.C. Nayak and Sewak Ram. 14. Variability and character association in various rice ecotypes/Chaturvedi H.P. and D.M. Maurya. 15. Relevance of indigenous farming system in solving food security problem a case study of Phek District/A.K. Tripathi K.K. Datta D.K. Sonowal and A.K. Khan. 16. Constraints faced by lowland Paddy cultivators in Dimapur District of Nagaland/K.K. Jha. 17. Relevance of Jhum cultivation in Nagaland/K.K. Jha. 18. Technology for improving agricultural productivity in Nagaland/Supong Keitzar. 19. Effect of simulated erosion and nitrogen levels on the uptake of N P and K and Yield of upland rice/Manoj Dutta Zakir Hussain and B.S. Chauhan. 20. Constraints of crop production in Nagaland/M.K. Singh. 21. Constraints faced by the Mushroom growers of Dimapur District of Nagaland/Tzudir Bendangmenla Sharma A. Kalita D.C. and Sharma Y.K. 22. Soil conservation and its fertility management systems practice of sloping land in Northeast India/Sapu Changkija. 23. Performance of Maize (Zea mays L.) under various nutrient management practices on terraced land/Sewak Ram B.S. Chauhan and Manoj Dutta. 24. Integrated nutrient management and sustainable agriculture an overview/A.K. Singh P.K. Singh and S.K. Sharma. 25. Zabo and Alder agriculture indigenous farming systems of Nagaland/S.D. Rao Anamika Sharma Chandan Rajkhowa and Joseph Kikon. 26. Regulated market in India/Bendangmenla Tzudir. 27. Evaluation of fungicides in vitro against the growth of cercospora capsici the casual organism of Chilli leaf spot disease/Ruokuovilie Mezhatsu L. Daiho and D.N. Upadhyay. 28. Evaluation of fungicides in vitro against the growth of colletotrichum capsici the casual organism of Chilli fruit rot disease/Ruokuovilie Mezhatsu L. Daiho and D.N. Upadhyay. 29. Screening of chilli cultivars against leaf spot and fruit rot diseases caused by Cercospora capsici and colletotrichum capsici/Ruokuovilie Mezhatsu L. Daiho and D.N. Upadhyay. 30. Studies on management of fruit rot of Chilli (Capsicum annuum L.)/Ruokuovilie Mezhatsu L. Daiho and D.N. Upadhyay. 31. Studies on management of cercospora leaf spot of chilli (Capsicum annuum L.) with systemic and non systemic fungicides/Ruokuovilie Mezhatsu L. Daiho and D.N. Upadhyay. 32. An analysis of marketed surplus of rice in Assam/D.C. Kalita B.C. Bhowmick R.S. Saikia and C. Hazarika. 33. Role of biofertilizers in crop production/R.P. Singh. 34. Alder based Jhum cultivation in Nagaland/Sentinungba L.…
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- Composite Farming Practices and Economic Development
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- Amod Sharma and Ravishankar Kumar Singh
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- Abhijeet Pub, New Delhi
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- 2007
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