Reddy B Ramakrishna (30 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Maintenance of dairy animals. 3. Methodologies. 4. Resources of sampled farmers. 5. Calf rearing. 6. Cost structure of milk production. 7. Economic indicators lactations. 8. Economic indicators production levels. 9. Statistical analysis. 10. Feed milk production relationship. 11. Optimum Herd strength. 12. Suggestions. References. Appendix. Subject Index. Though mixed farming has been a common practice in India since immemorial due to existence of complementary and supplementary relationship between crop production and animal production systems dairy has gained a momentum due to commercialization and it is a rural income generating activity in India. Agriculture enterprise has not provided constant employment to rural people but dairy has not only provided gainful employment but also provided assured and regular income. The national income from animal husbandry has increased from 3 per cent in 1950 to 25 per cent at present in GDP / GDPR of agriculture. Hence it is necessary to know the cost structure and profitability / sustainability of dairy to formulate policies for developing animal husbandry in India with particular reference to dairying which has high adaptability feasibility acceptability profitability and sustainability in rural India. Dairying even provided regular income during the past 5 drought years. Hence an attempt has been made in this book to know the position of dairy animals in semi arid regions affected due to drought during 5 past years. A cluster of villages were selected in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh Kolar district of Karnataka and Erode District of Tamil Nadu. At each location it covers 75 farmers i.e. 15 households each in landless marginal (1 ha) small (1 2 ha) medium (2 4 ha) and large farmer families. The cost and returns for Holstein Friesian Jersey and mixed crossbreds vis a vis local cows and local buffaloes were studied and optimum feeding schedules (dry fodder equivalents and concentrate feed) at different milk production levels were also worked out based on the prevailing practices. The methods to minimize the cost of milk production for maximizing income were also suggested in the book. 192 pp. …

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. About the book. 1. Introduction. 2. Guidelines for watershed development programme (GOI). 3. Methodologies in selection and surveys. 4. Soil and water conservation methods. 5. Watershed activities. 6. Hydrological studies. 7. Development of greenery. 8. Participation of people. 9. Status of biophysical and socio economic factors. 10. Epilogue. Bibliography. About the authors. Subject index. Government of India launched a watershed development programme during the year 1983 84 with an objective to develop natural resources viz. land water vegetation and productivity of crops in addition to improvement of standard of living of the people. Based on the experience gained during 1983 90 the Watershed Development Programme has been expanded further to cover larger areas. Government of India through its Ministries of Agriculture Rural Development forestry managed the Watershed Development Programme in India. Further it was allotted even to non governmental organizations under the policy of government and private partnership so as to execute the works more effectively. However NGOs concentrated on water resource development so as to improve the irrigated area for improving the livelihood security of rural people on watershed basis unlike government departments which concentrated on overall development of natural resources and agriculture production. There are number of books covering watershed development programmes written by many authors. Hence an attempt is made to cover all aspects of watershed so as to observe and judge the effectiveness and efficiency of the watersheds based on the development of natural resources agriculture and socio economic conditions. Thus many points are covered in this book. 200 pp.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. About the editors. About the book. 1. Importance and relevance of maize/P.R. Reddy. 2. Cultivation and management of maize in dryland and irrigated conditions/G. Jayaram Reddy. 3. Fertilizer management in maize/J.P. Goyal K.C. Laddha Sunil Dadeech and L.L. Somani. 4. Specially on corn types importance and production technologies/E. Satyanarayana and P. Shanthi. 5. Management strategies in maize/S. Hemalatha. 6. Maize diseases and their management/R. Ranga Reddy and G.L.K. Reddy. 7. Maize varieties and hybrids importance and development/R. Sai Kumar and G.L.K. Reddy. 8. Integrated pest management in maize/J.C. Sekhar and S. Venkatesh. 9. Technologies for value addition in maize/S. Venkatesh and J.C. Shekhar. 10. Mechanization of maize production in India/V.M. Mayande. 11. Communication skills for improving maize production/R. Joseph. 12. Concepts of frontline demonstrations/G. Subba Reddy and M.C. Swamy. 13. Maize economy in India/C.A. Rama Rao. 14. Recommended maize varieties/N.N. Singh. 15. Epilogue/V. Maruti. References. Subject index. One hundred and seventy frontline demonstrations were approved and sanctioned by the director Directorate of Maize Research (ICAR) New Delhi for Khariff season 2004 and he approved and sanctioned to hold a meeting/training for subject matter specialists working in promotion and development of maize in Andhra Pradesh. Accordingly it was conducted during August 26 27 2004. Fourteen experts were invited to present papers on different aspects of maize for discussion in the meeting. They presented and detailed discussion was made on each paper and new ideas were also incorporated. It covers all aspects. It will be useful to scientists extension workers policy makers etc. as information on maize is available in this book. Thus it is a ready reckoner. 192 pp.…

orig.wrappers Slight corner bump. Minor rubbing. VG. 27x21cm, (8),129 pp, Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages, Dictionary Series, 8. A Kui-Kuvi language of the Dravidian language family. Spoken in Koraput Kalahandi, Ganjam, and Phulbani districts of Orissa & in Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, Srikakkulam districts of Andhra Pradesh, . Slight corner bump. Minor rubbing. VG. …

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orig. wrappers. Condition: Minor rubbing. VG. 22x14cm, xii,(4),164 pp, Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages publication no. 585. Contains an 8-page preface + dictionary (romanized Manda) [Konda-Kui Dravidian language spoken by Kondh of Orissa & Andhra Pradesh].

orig. wrappers. Condition: Minor rubbing. VG. 22x16cm, xxiii,176 pp, Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages, Publication No. 457. A collection of Kuvi [Dravidian tribe of Orissa] folk literature consisting of 12 tales, 20 songs & 35 riddles, transcribed into modified Oriya script, with English & Oriya translations.…

orig.wrappers. Condition: Minor rubbing. VG. 22x14cm, xvi,218 pp., Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages, Publication no. 583. Includes texts in romanized Manda [Konda-Kui Dravidian language] with translations and prefatory matter in English.