Adoption of integrated pest management practices in rice crop by the farmers of Ludhiana district (Punjab)

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PESHIN, Rajinder

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1997Description: 144,25LSubject(s):

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633.189 P41A

Summary: This study was undertaken to find out the knowlege level, extent and level of adoption and the constraints faced in the adoption, of integrated pest management (IPM) in Ludhiana district (Punjab). The study revealed that the farmers from IPM villages had

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This study was undertaken to find out the knowlege level, extent and level of adoption and the constraints faced in the adoption, of integrated pest management (IPM) in Ludhiana district (Punjab). The study revealed that the farmers from IPM villages had

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