Resource use efficiency in Punjab Agriculture

By:

Jasdev Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1997Edition: Deptt. of Economics and SociologyDescription: 29CM; 143LSubject(s):

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T 338.109.545 J35R

Summary: The study was taken with a view (i) to estimate the field level response for important crops in different regions of Punjab, (ii) to examine the changes in response overtime, (iii) to examine the extent of variation in the use of important inputs and thei

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The study was taken with a view (i) to estimate the field level response for important crops in different regions of Punjab, (ii) to examine the changes in response overtime, (iii) to examine the extent of variation in the use of important inputs and thei

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