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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction/Ravishankar Kumar Singh and V.S. Kulkarni. 2. Foreign Direct Investment with particular reference to India/Usha S. Iyer. 3. FDI in India with special references to North Eastern Region/Prabha Devi and Bobo Maisnam. 4. Foreign Direct Investment and glo…balisation the Indian experience/S.M. Jawed Akhtar. 5. Foreign Direct Investment and globalisation/Manoj Shankar Gupta. 6. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India under globalisation period/Binod Choudhary. 7. Globalisation and Foreign Direct Investment/D.N. Patil. 8. Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment in India/Ranjan Kumar Sinha and Chandra Prakash Singh. With the advent of continuous economic reforms the economy has recorded average growth rate of around 6% in the last decade. One major reform that has taken place in the area of attracting foreign investment into India via either the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) route or from foreign institutional investors (FIIs). FDI is very stable by nature as it usually enters for long term projects. It also helps to generate employment and bring in the latest technological inventions/advancements. FIIs on the other hand usually help in developing capital markets. Entrepreneurs can tap the capital market by wooing FIIs and can thereby set up new projects or use the funds for expansion etc. However FII investment may not be very stable there can be sudden outflows if capital markets perform adversely or are expected to perform negatively. Even in the South East Asian economic crisis in countries like Thailand and Indonesia it had been the FIIs who had disturbed growth trends by creating sudden outflows of forex reserves thereby resulting in the devaluation of the local currency. The Govt. of India has set for itself the target of achieving $10 billion in FDI inflows per year. As per present guidelines FIIs can invest in shares of Indian companies subject to maximum ceiling to 24% of the issued share capital of a company. Both FDI and FIIs bring in valuable capital and must be encouraged by suitable policy amendments. The Government should consider both as the same while finalising capital expenditure for investment in companies/projects. Yet due to the factors enumerated above FDI is more suitable for a country like India as compared to FIIs as the latter is short term and volatile. Learned contributors in this book seek to explore various aspects of Foreign Direct Investment in country and how it is related to the economic development employment generation infrastructure development and the impact of FDI on a country as a whole. 178 pp.
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: 1. Classification of spices and condiments. 2. Identification of spices and condiments. 3. Identification of varieties of major spices and condiments. 4. Morphological studies of spices and condiments. 5. Propagation of spices and condiments. 6. Seed treatment and sowing of spices and condime…nts. 7. Layout and planting of spices and condiments. 8. Production practices of spices and condiments. 9. Methods of fertilizer application. 10. Weed management in spices and condiments. 11. Training and pruning system used in spices and condiments. 12. Maturity standard and harvesting of spices and condiments. 13. Processing and grading of some important spices and condiments. 14. Methods of essential oil extraction of spices and condiments. 15. Value added products of spices and condiments. 16. A visit to commercial plantation. The book has been organized with each chapter to assist the students in acquiring the necessary skills in performing the practical work assigned. Comprehensive information is given on topics such as classification, identification, varieties description, morphology, propagation, seed treatment and sowing, layout and planting, production practices, methods of fertilizer application, weed management, training and pruning, maturity standard and harvesting, processing and grading, method of essential oil extraction and value added products of various spices and condiments.
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Asteraceae is the fourth largest family of flowering plants in the world & occupies a still higher position in Flora of Sikkim being the second largest family with more than 300 taxa falling under 84 genera. The book is the outcome of the extensive field study & collection of the material by the author…s. Information gathered on this family from other Indian herbaria is also added. The book provides a detailed taxonomic account of Asteraceae in Sikkim. Taxonomic keys, description of the various species, infra-specific taxa of their correct nomenclature are the main attributes. The details of nomenclature, descriptions, flowering & fruiting time, distribution & key for identification of species & genera along with suitable notes are provided in the text. The book has 20 colour photographs & 30 illustrations representing various taxa. The present book therefore, should assist the botanists in correct identification of the various taxa of Asteraceae encountered by them. It will be of immense use to all flora writers, botanists, foresters, conservation biologists & others interested in this fascinating group of flowering plants & floristic diversity of Sikkim.
Current Trends in Farming Systems Research
A.K. Mehta, Jagdev Singh, Manoj Kumar, Naval Kishor Kamboj, R.K. Nanwal and V.S. Hooda
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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Farming system is the way of life for small and marginal farmers. Recently, the AICRP on Farming System Research at CCSHAU, Hisar, has developed various technologies on regional based cropping systems, integrated nutrient management, organic farming package, resource conservation technolog…ies etc. Integrated farming system model developed under this project in one hectare area gives hope for realizing higher returns for farmers from a unit land. Family farming model of one hectare gives decent round the year income with more than 2 lacs as return over variable cost/annum. The on farm research in Sirsa district also intensified and regular scientist-farmer interaction, training and demonstrations were also organized. In the coming years, on farm research in farmer participatory IFS approach and capacity building of stake holders are to be given thrust. The book will be quiet helpful for policy makers, researchers, students and farming community to address the issues of farming system. The book has been written in a lucid language for easy understanding of the concept. (jacket).
Breeding of Perennial Horticultural Crops
edited by A K Goswami, Chavlesh Kumar, Jai Prakash, S K Singh and V B Patal
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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. This book presents innovative methods of augmenting traditional breeding techniques with modern breeding tools for developing new genotypes in perennial horticultural crops. The scientific information available on perennial crop breeding using the latest advances including the targeted gen…etic resources, traditional plant breeding methods, parent selection criteria, biotechnological and molecular tools, genomics, phenomics etc. have been included as separate dedicated chapters. Each chapter deals with status and priorities of perennial crop improvement, technological advancements in breeding, genetic resource management and utilisation, besides achievements made in selected perennial horticultural crops including banana, citrus, cucurbits, grape, guava, litchi, mango, papaya, apple, walnut and low chill temperate fruits. Application of in vitro techniques in perennial crop such as embryo rescue, mutation and soma-clonal variations etc. have been discussed. In addition, separate chapter covers techniques adopted in rootstock breeding and genotypes for protected cultivation.
Breeding of Perennial Horticultural Crops
Singh, S K, A K Goswami, Chavlesh Kumar, Jai Prakash and V B Patal
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Import and export regulatory measures in context of small ruminant diseases/Mohinder S. Oberoi. 2. Bio safety bio security bio containment and quality standards for diagnostics and vaccines under W.T.O. regime/Lal Krishna. 3. Safety assurance of exported In…dian meat meeting W.T.O. guidelines/S.K. Ranjhan. 4. Harmonization of regulatory requirements for veterinary biologicals and diagnostics/J.M. Kataria S.K. Gupta and Rahul S. 5. National and international approaches on prevention and control of transboundary diseases and their global economic impact/M.P. Yadav and R.K. Singh. 6. Quality of meat and their products in relation to consumer safety/Nagendra Sharma V. Pathak and A.K. Biswas. 7. Development and quality control of herbal veterinary formulations for effective health management in India/V.S. Vihan and Ashok Kumar. 8. Peste Des Petits Ruminants (PPR) and strategies for its containment in WTO regime/S.C. Dubey and D. Mondal. 9. Control of Capri Pox virus infections in India/D.D. Kulkarni. 10. Situation of bluetongue in India and strategies for its prevention and control/A.B. Pandey. 11. Foot and mouth disease control strategies for livestock development in India/S.N. Singh. 12. Emerging and reemerging Caprine and Ovine diseases in India/S. Nandi and R.S. Chauhan. 13. Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infection in small ruminants in India diagnosis and control measures/S.N. Singh. 14. Caprine and ovine abortions of infectious nature an overview/S.V.S. Malik Samir Das and V.M. Vaidya. 15. Mycoplasma infections in goat and sheep in Indian perspective/Nem Singh V.P. Singh and Rajneesh Rana. 16. Infectious agents transmitted through semen and embryo/K.P. Aggarwal. 17. Status of mycotic diseases of small ruminants and its zoonotic importance/Mahendra Pal. 18. Alternative methods of control of gastrointestinal nematodosis is small ruminants/D. Singh and C.P. Swarnkar. 19. Protozoan diseases of small ruminants/D.K. Sharma. 20. Molecular approaches for the diagnosis of infectious diseases/V.K. Gupta. 21. Biotechnology in the diagnosis of small ruminant diseases/G. Butchaiah and P.X. Antony. 22. Recent advances in bacterial and viral vaccines/G.K. Sharma. 23. Animal health information system through monitoring surveillance and forecasting of small ruminant diseases/K. Prabhudas. 24. Genetic resistance to important small ruminant diseases/P.K. Rout and R. Roy. 25. Alternative therapies for the treatment of animal diseases in India/Ashok Kumar and V.S. Vihan. 26. Nutritional disorders associated with macro and micro elements in goats/N.P. Singh V.S. Vihan and Ashok Kumar. Index. Goats and sheep are the two important livestock species in the livestock production systems and are undergoing a phenomenal change during last few years. Its economic importance has further increased and likely to zoon in coming years. They support a large population of the rural landless and marginal farmers and have an important role to play in any programme aimed to alleviate rural poverty and livelihood security particularly in arid semiarid and hilly regions of the country. Their contribution to the economy constituted about 5.40% of the GNP to the agriculture sector. The incidence of diseases and parasitic infestations in small ruminants is one of the major constraints in the development of this enterprise and is reported to cause huge loss to the poor goat keepers and consequently to the Indian economy. Diseases result into very high mortality which ranges from 5 to 25%. In addition diseases also cause morbidity losses in terms of low productivity of animals. There are heavy losses of good germ plasm due to diseases. Many exotic and emerging diseases are now being introduced in India from other countries for which adequate information for their containment is not fully known. Some of the merging disease like PPR Sheep and goat Pox and Blue tongue are causing substantial losses. Due to the prevalence of some diseases the.
Energy Resources Alternative Search and Sustainable Development
Edited by S.K. Singh, Raj Kumar, H.P. Mathur, N.B. Singh and V.K. Kumra
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Preface Part A Concept Approaches and Dimensions of Sustainable Development 1 Mahatma Gandhi?s Vision of Sustainable DevelopmentRana PB Singh 2 Climate Change and Sustainable Development The Global ConcernHifzur Rehman and Suman Lata 3 Corporate Responsibility towards Sustainable Development A…n Indian PerspectiveHK Singh and FB Singh 4 Guinea Fowl Farming A Model for Rural Prosperity and Sustainable DevelopmentBrijesh Singh RS Barwal and Peerzada Suhail Ahmad 5 Natural Capital and Corporate SustainabilityMitrabinda Singh 6 Towards a Socially Sustainable India An Analysis of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 2006Rituparna Bhattacharyya Polly Vauquline and Suman Singh 7 Conception of Man and Nature in Different Traditions Quest for Ecological SustainabilityBikramaditya K Choudhary and KG Choudhary 8 Envisioning Sustainable DevelopmentMamta Mokta 9 Information Technology and Sustainable Development of AgricultureAshutosh Kr Dubey and Vibha Singh 10 Strategic Management for Rural Development The Role of Banking SectorAkhilesh Kumar Verma Vivek Kumar Singh Vibha Singh Abhijeet Singh 11 Part B Energy Resources and Alternative Search 11 Strategic Management of Energy for Sustainable DevelopmentVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vibha Singh 12 Environmental Effects of Wind Power and its development as an Alternative Source of EnergyDJ Desai R N Desai and HN Pandya 13 Geopolitics of Energy Resources and India?s Energy SecuritySarfaraz Alam 14 Energy AuditAbhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vivek Kr Singh Vibha Singh 15 Hydropower Environmental Boon or BaneSK Gupta P Sivakumar and SK Singh 16 India Sustainable Development and EnergyBabita Kumari and Gayatri Rai 17 Financial Implications of Energy Management Practices Issues and ConcernsGS Rathore and Gyanndra BS Johri 18 Future Market Penetration of Solar EnergyS Chinnammai and MR Sasikala 19 Alternative Sources of Energy in IndiaRVenkatesan 20 Development of Alternative Sources of EnergySC Singh RV Rai and NB Singh 21 Jetropha Curcas-Source of Bio-diesel a Future FuelLavneet Singh and Salveen Singh 22 Bio-diesel by Carbon Sequestration of Thermal Power Plants through AlgaeRVRai and SC Singh 23 Sustainable Energy A Strategy of Energy SecuritySuwa Lal Jangu and Kausik Ghosh 24 Public-Private-Partnership in Rural PowerVinita Kalra HP Mathur and Namrata Shah 25 Promoting Bio-Fuel by Industries A ReviewDebabrata MajiSustainability is usually interpreted as a constraint on economic growth namely non-decreasing welfare This interpretation is quite a strict criterion as any temporary decrease in welfare implies unsustainable development Moreover representatives from civil society organizations got involved in this discussion very early and they also agreed on the concept of sustainable development as a basis for jopint action While Nelson Mandela Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi succeeded in forming powerful national movements sustainable development is the first global attempt to realize the dream of perfect social integrationEquity and justice are important for sustainable development It is multidimensional that includes equity among nations like rich nations poor nations developed and developing nations equity within countries between regions social classes genders sectors of activities equity between generations and equity between economics and ecology and science and spirituality the environmental regeneration must be such as to lead to an increase in biomass that will both foster environmental stability and contribute to the sustainable livelihood security of the rural poor careful industrialization implying considerable technology transfer from north to southSustainable Development is often illustrated as a utopian concept of total integration referring to at least three different dimensions targets territories and time and of adequate management rules to use limited resources on the grass-roots level for environment friendly and economically sound global devel.
Breeding of Horticultural Crops: Vol 2: Tropical Fruits
edited by C Aswath,V A Parthasarathy, Sanjay Kumar Singh and S Vinoth
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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. This is the second volume in the series Breeding Horticultural crop. This volume deals with Tropical fruits. There are eighteen chapters written by eminent fruit breeders of India. The chapters cover species and cultivars, cytogenetics, genetic resources, blossom biology, breeding objectiv…es, approaches to crop improvement (introduction, selection, hybridization, mutation breeding, polyploidy and breeding for specific traits), marker assisted selection.
Strategic Resource Management and Sustainable Development: Vols. I to III
Edited by S.K. Singh, V.K. Kumra, Raj Kumar, B.N. Singh, H.P. Mathur, N.B. Singh and Abhijeet Singh
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3 Vols. Contents Vol I Part A Concept approaches and dimensions of sustainable development 1 Mahatma Gandhi?s vision of sustainable developmentRana PB Singh 2 Climate change and sustainable development the global concernHifzur Rehman and Suman Lata 3 Corporate responsibility towards sustainable development an Indian perspectiveH…K Singh and FB Singh 4 Guinea Fowl farming a model for rural prosperity and sustainable developmentBrijesh Singh RS Barwal and Suhail Ahmad 5 Natural capital and corporate sustainabilityMitrabinda Singh 6 Towards a socially sustainable India an analysis of natinal rural employment guarantee scheme 2006Rituparna Bhattacharyya Polly Vauquline and Suman Singh 7 Conception of man and nature in different traditions quest for ecological sustainabilityBikramaditya K Choudhary and KG Choudhary 8 Envisioning sustainable developmentMamta Mokta 9 Information technology and sustainable development of agricultureAshutosh Kr Dubey and Vibha Singh 10 Strategic management for rural development the role of banking sectorVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra and Vibha Singh Part B Energy resources and alternative search 11 Straetgic management of energy for sustainable developmentVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra and Vibha Singh 12 Environmental effects of wind power and its development as an alternative source of energyDJ Desai RN Desai and HN Pandya 13 Geopolitics of energy resources and India?s energy securitySarfaraz Alam 14 Energy auditAbhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vivek Kr Singh and Vibha Singh 15 Hydropower environmental bon or baneSK Gupta P Siva Kumar and SK Singh 16 India sustainable development and energyBabita Kumari and Gayatri Rai 17 Financial implications of energy management practices issues and concernsGS Rathore and Gyanendra BS Johri 18 Future market penetration of solar energyS Chinnammai and MRSasikala 19 Alternative sources of energy in IndiaR Venkatesan 20 Development of alternative sources of energySC Singh RV Rai and NB Singh 21 Jetropha curcas source of bio diesel a future fuelLavneet Singh and Savleen Singh 22 Bio diesel by carbon sequestration of thermal power plants through algaeRV Rai and SC Singh 23 Sustainable energy a strategy of energy securitySuva Lal Jangu and Kausik Ghosh 24 Public private partnership in rural powerVinita Kalra HP Mathur and Namrata Shah 25 Promoting bio-fuel by industries a reviewDebabrata Maji Vol II 1 Opencast coal mining in Northern Coalfields Limited-an Environmental friendly approachVK Singh and N Das 2 Development and social environment conflicting domainsAradhana Borthakur 3 Development and environment a plan to reduce contradictionSunita Singhal and Jitendra Singhal 4 Promoting environmental protection through Indian mythologyRenu Rai 5 The green concrete making with utilization of Oman Sea Chalky SeashellAhmad Soltan Zadeh Fatemeh Soltanzadeh and Zahra Soltanzadeh 6 Ponds and water bodies in the city of Varanais stae of the artAjai Srivastava and Kshitij Mohan 7 Watr quality index Wqi of the western zone of Narmada River Madhya Pradesh a preimpoundmental studyVirendra K Soni Mukesh S Mewada Mohammad D Hussain and Sharad Shrivastava 8 Water management traditions in rural India crediting the UnaccreditedSanjay Bharti Brijendra Singh Yadav and Brijesh Kumar Yadav 9 The impact of over-exploitation of iron ore resourceson the ecosystem and bio-diversity of Bellary Hospet area bellary KarnatakaMR Patil and Sharath Kumar Bhoja 10 Biodiversity depletion and its conservation through restoration of the forest ecosystem in Gaya District a study in environmental geographyKaushalendra Prakash Goswami 11 Sustainable waste management options and opportunities in Kolkata CitySarbani Sanyal and VK Kumra 12 Strategic planning for sustainable urban management Madhya Pradesh in focusArun K Singh13 Strategic approaches to urban air quality management in Addis Ababa EthiopiaAlok Tiwari 14 Prioritizing ecological considerations ecological considerations in urban governanceS.
Strategies for Sustainable Management of Disaster in India
Edited by B.N. Singh, Raj Kumar, Sarfaraz Alam, S.K. Singh and V.K. Kumra
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Contact seller4-star sellerHardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface 1 Strategic management of disasterUrmilesh Singh and Narendra Mohan Verma 2 A study in the role of sustainable development approach in the prevention and mitigation of disaster a holistic approachDebdas Ganguly and Kaushik Kundu 3 Disaster Vs economy drive a chron…ological analysis of global disasters from 20th century to till dateKusumakar Gautam Akhilesh Chaubey Dheeraj Kumar Verma Ms Safal Ambuhang Subba Manish Kumar Saket Kushwaha Chandra Sen Alok Rai and Rohan Rai 4 Geography and disaster managementNarender Verma and Murareelal Meena 5 Strategic management of disaster for sustainable development risk assessment mitigation and managementAjay Kumar Mishra Ashutosh Kumar Singh and Shalini Srivastava 6 Strategy for sustainable management of disasters in IndiaAli Mohammad and Abdul Bari Naik 7 Adaptation and mitigation strategies for climate changeRaj Kumar and Priyanka Sharma Anand 8 Managing social disasters for sustainable development focus on domestic violenceUsha Kiran Rai Monica Srivastava and Ranjana Pandey 9 Recent flood of the Puthimari river in the Rangia region of Kamrup district in Assam India and its consequencesJyotishmoy Bora and Bimal Kumar Kar 10 Opportunities in environmental management for disaster risk reductionArti Singh and Shilpam Chandra 11 Essence and consequence of Bihar Government and UNDP disaster management Program DMP for diminution of natural disaster in BiharPrince Divakar Saxena 12 Disaster risk management in mountains a case for the Indian Central Himalayan regionVishwambhar Prasad Sati 13 Slow onset disasters livelihoods and sustainability some facts from field and emerging questionsRavi S Singh 14 Risk assessment mitigation and management of disaster case of Kosi floodsRakesh Kumar Sinha 15 Role of microfinance in disaster management potential problems and prospectsShweta Rai and Amrita Keshari 16 Socio-economic aspects of disaster reduction and responseAvdesh Bhardawaj Shukti Tomar and Anand Kumar Gupta 17 Peoples participation in disaster managementAkbar Ali 18 Strengthening community disaster coping mechanism through district and village disaster management planning and CBDRMGopal Krishna Pandey 19 Social disaster an outlineAbhjeet Singh and Tanuj Chandra 20 Disaster management and its important elementsAshok Kumar Sinha 21 Managing disaster aftermath through psychological economical interventionAlpana Mohan and Ishi Mohan 22 State of sanitation in Varanasi city a geographical studyAmrita Dwivedi and VK Kumra 23 Development project and its impact on local economy and social conditions a case study of Kolaghat Thermal Power Plant Kolaghat Purba Medinipur West BengalArindam Das Gupta and Sambhunath Dinda 24 The tragedy of Copenhagen climate conference the infinite saga of clash of interestBhaskar Chaudhuri 25 Gender and sustainable development in mines sector in IndiaHP Mathur RS Mishra and Irfan Ahmed Khan 26 Climate change and India-issues and policy implicationsRS Mishra and Irfan Ahmed Khan 27 Role of water index insurance in managing climate riskHP Mathur and Vinita Kalra 28 South Asian tsunami 2004 a case study of tsunami disaster management in Sri-LankaMuraree Lal Meena Chitra Meena and Narendra Verma 29 Natural disaster and health management a study of Bangladesh as post disaster approachNiranjan Sahoo 30 Awareness and implementation of disaster management strategies a study of Vindhyachal MandalRaj Kiran Prabhakar and Apurba Mukherjee 31 Strategic management of environment and disaster for sustainable development in the Tsangpo-Brahmaputra basin India and its neighborhoodSC Mukhopadhyay 32 Risk assessment for flood hazard through RS and GIS a case study on southernmost blocks of the districts of 24 Parganas West BengalSuman Paul 33 Mitigation measures for climate changes a case study of IndiaAkhilesh Kumar Verma Vibha Singh Abhijeet Singh and Vivek Kumar SinghThe word disaster denotes a high magnitude low probability tragic event or mishappening caused either natura. figs, tables (illustrator).
Approaches Towards Fodder Security in India
edited by P.K. Ghosh, S.K. Mahanta, J.B. Singh, D. Vijay, R.V. Kumar, V.K. Yadav and Sunil Kumar
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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Forage based economical feeding strategies are required to reduce the cost of quality livestock product as the feed resources alone constitutes 60-70% of the milk production cost. Thus, any effort of enhancing fodder availability and economizing the feed cost results in increased margin of… profits. There is tremendous pressure of livestock on available fodder resources, as land available for fodder production has been decreasing. At present, India faces a net deficit of 35% green fodder and 10% dry crop residues. To meet the current level of livestock production and its annual growth in population, the deficit in fodder resources needs to be met either by increasing productivity, utilizing untapped fodder resources, increasing land area (may not be possible due to human pressure for food crops) or through imports. Indeed, in the world of changing socio-economic and environmental scenario, there are diverse challenges and constraints for fodder security and sustainable livestock production to meet the requirements of ever increasing human beings. A considerable amount of work has been done on different aspects of forage production and grassland management, forage processing and utilization at different organizations of India and elsewhere. In this edited book, an attempt has been made to organise the available pertinent information or approaches of enhancing fodder production and efficient utilization by researchers from various organizations. Being introduced with the forage and livestock scenario in India, this book contains adequate information on optimizing forage production, alternate land use systems for forage production, advances in forage crop improvement and seed production and forage utilization and socioeconomic aspects including value addition and fodder marketing, green house gas emissions and climate change mitigation. It is expected that this book will be highly useful to researchers, teachers, students, policy makers and livestock farmers.
